Examples of 'come of age' in a sentence
Meaning of "come of age"
come of age - Reaching the age or maturity that marks the transition to adulthood
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- To reach a specific age where one is legally considered to be an adult.
- To mature, or become fully developed.
How to use "come of age" in a sentence
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My daughter will come of age this year.
I want to be initiated and finally come of age.
My daughter will come of age next year.
Natural language interfaces have come of age.
I have not come of age yet.
Climate modelling had finally come of age.
He does not come of age for years.
Because the queen has come of age.
He will come of age next year.
Simone has not yet come of age.
You come of age very quickly.
You know she has come of age.
They will come of age in your wine cellar.
Behold your flesh has come of age.
Policy had come of age and it was an independent decision.
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Because she has not come of age.
You come of age soon.
Now that you have come of age.
I have come of age today.
She has not even come of age.
You will come of age with our young nation.
Within days my son will come of age.
But when he had come of age he experienced an identity crisis.
Tonight these artists have come of age.
We have come of age together.
The technology had now come of age.
You come of age very quickly through shipwreck and disaster.
Social media has really come of age.
They barely have come of age and suddenly they are working.
Shiatsu massage chairs have come of age.
Energy monitoring has come of age and is here to stay.
Animation dramas have truly come of age.
He had come of age and was now hunting with the men.
Most humans have not come of age.
Leds come of age.
When the new generation come of age.
Fascism has come of age here in the land of the fee.
The woman farmer has come of age.
Comic books have come of age along with their readers.
Journalism has not yet come of age.
No leopard has genuinely come of age until they have killed an impala.
Privacy impact assessments have come of age.
He has not come of age yet.
A professional field that has come of age.
Man has come of age.
Clinical decision support systems come of age.
I am fortunate enough to have come of age when travel was glamorous.
The game of professional football has come of age.
Danielson has not yet come of age to be married.
Robotic space exploration has finally come of age.
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