to realize

Examples

• All

• In this virtual space, we can realize things that failed in the real world.

  Academic text (2017)

• We just realized we have to get back to shore.

  Dangerous Curves (1988)

• Together, you gave me the opportunity to realize just how very wrong my life had gone.

  Fiction book (1999)

• Help them realize that this is not a sin.

• This is the power of helping others realize their own strengths.

• The country is just now beginning to realize that unity means winning under our terms.

  God's Not Dead: We The People (2021)

• And with a sense of satisfaction, she realized that she had done very well.

  Fiction book (1999)

• Thankfully, David had the vision and perseverance to realize that the group needed new membership to move forward.

  Academic text (2013)

• Finally, we offer recommendations to assist ACOs in realizing their population health goal.

  Academic text (2013)

• With hard work and dedication, you can realize your dreams of starting a successful business.

Synonyms

A

to achieve

vsto realize

∞ 2.3

To reach a goal by effort or skill

focuses instead on turning an idea or plan into actual existence

A

to accomplish

vsto realize

942 2.6

To do something successfully after much effort

emphasizes finishing tasks rather than making ideas exist

A

to attain

vsto realize

110 3.9

To reach a level, place, or goal after hard work

is about bringing ideas into concrete existence rather than reaching levels

A

to actualize

vsto realize

• US

8 7.1

Make an idea or plan become real

has identical meaning but is an alternative form used similarly

Antonyms

A

to abandon

401 3.8

Stop supporting an idea or plan

N

to neglect

256 3.8

Fail to care for someone or something you should look after

How Implemented

to accomplish

942 2.6

to realize

• US

142 2.7

to implement

515 3.7

to initiate

426 4.5

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology