The phrase "adulthood it is" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It could be used in a context where someone is affirming or acknowledging the state of being an adult, but it may sound awkward or informal.
Example: "After years of preparation and growth, adulthood it is, and I must take on new responsibilities."
Alternatives: "It is adulthood" or "This is adulthood."
If in utero testosterone exposure does impact upon risk of breast cancer in adulthood, it is plausible that its effect might be mediated by other hormonal factors.
Now, as it enters adulthood, it is applying some of that inventiveness to its new home.
Fukasaku appears to suggest that part of the game's power is its secrecy: like some strange newly invented ritual of adulthood, it is a blood-letting that happens far away from the rest of the tribe.
Since Weil was raised without religion in a family of secular Jews, and embraced Christianity in adulthood, it is no wonder that her perception was convoluted.
At 31, De la Mare could write to Newbolt of adulthood: "It is a fiasco I am more convinced every day".
At Passport NYC, the ethos is also aspirational, but if the young people there are racing toward adulthood, it is the Bravo television version, a New York existence in which everyone is passionately creative.
As a result, I associate his work with the sorrows and satisfactions of adulthood; it's music to grow up to, not out of.
What exactly do you want to achieve by confronting her? Inseparability may be a defining feature of friendship in youth, but in adulthood it's our ability to let go that matters most.
Focusing on a group of roommates caught halfway between Judd Apatow-style immaturity and full-fledged adulthood, it's an ode to vulnerability and confusion, a celebration of inappropriate choices and the fine art of tiptoeing around your friends' feelings.
Adulthood, it's just like high school except the nerds have finally figured out how to hack it.
Dubbed "emerging adulthood," it's marked by a reluctance to commit.
