actualization
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7.5
- noun
- /ˌæktʃuəlaɪˈzeɪʃən/
- US
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actualización
- The actualization of the project required careful planning and a realistic timeline.
- self-actualization
- attain actualization
- achieve actualization
Let's walk through just the process of self actualization as you understand it.
- Let's walk through just the process of self actualization as you understand it.
- Alf Gehoben, right, is the same thing as the actualization of the substance.
- And this is a form of self actualization, of making oneself via click right.
- But Him having achieved that full actualization of our divine mind, has been authorized by God.
- And it is the endeavor of every human being to reach self actualization.
- And that, you know, to me where we talk about self actualisation and reaching your highest potential.
- And, and of course, the actualization of our potential is, hey man, we're here.
- And what he was trying to say is to achieve that self actualization, you have to learn how to get yourself up from that survival mode.
- We took the characteristics of Self actualization scale test.
- So the actualization is an ergia, right?
- He had another piece that was on top of self actualization and that was self transcendence.
- It's shared actualization that I'm looking for.
Examples
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Self-actualization is a choice.
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Some were mothers who devoted much of their energy to the actualization of their children.
Academic text (1997) -
Let's walk through just the process of self actualization as you understand it.
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The highest and most evolved motive is self-actualization, a healthy desire to be the best one can be.
Academic text (1997) -
The conciliar practice and principle of dialogue begin to renew the actualization of the missionary dynamic of the church.
Academic text (2008) -
The teacher emphasized that actualization involves turning dreams into achievable goals.
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He worked hard on the actualization of his plan to open a bakery in his neighborhood.
Synonyms
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3.6
Making a plan or idea real
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3.8
To get active and more real after a time with little activity
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7.0
A practice of focusing thoughts and goals to bring wanted results
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7.2
An idea or plan that becomes real and takes a clear form
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Treating an idea as a real thing
Making an idea or plan into something real
Making an idea or plan clear and real with details
Antonyms
How Real
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Actualization comes from the same root as act and action, from a Latin word meaning 'to do'. So actualization is about turning an idea into a real thing or 'making it real', which explains its modern meaning of making something real or giving it the appearance of reality.