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An '''adult''' is a human or other creature which has achieved physical and mental maturity. In humans, the age of achieving physical and mental adulthood varies between individuals, but most nations recognise a certain age as being the notional boundary. In the [[UK]], and many other nations, this is eighteen, the age at which one is entitled to vote.
 
An '''adult''' is a human or other creature which has achieved physical and mental maturity. In humans, the age of achieving physical and mental adulthood varies between individuals, but most nations recognise a certain age as being the notional boundary. In the [[UK]], and many other nations, this is eighteen, the age at which one is entitled to vote.
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Revision as of 19:24, July 31, 2008

An adult is a human or other creature which has achieved physical and mental maturity. In humans, the age of achieving physical and mental adulthood varies between individuals, but most nations recognise a certain age as being the notional boundary. In the UK, and many other nations, this is eighteen, the age at which one is entitled to vote.