Meanings of actualise in English

South Africans are in a process of political contestation to actualise these, or not.

He did actualise knowing where some things could be hanging.

But Tesla, for all his ideas, has no money to actualise any of his visionary inventions.

What's powerful about cooking and eating is that you can actualise change through pleasure and taste.

There is something unwholesome in acknowledging any ideal which we do not strive so far as we can to actualise.

The event, which was split into two sessions, featured well-dressed women clothed in white attire ready to actualise their goals by creating a vision board.

The soul actualises the body, and becomes, as he said, its entelechy.

If risk is not managed then the feared second or third wave will be actualised.

The building actualises their journey in so many ways.

For me, a big appeal was that it actualised the values of social work in practice.

Winde said that he is proud that his goals of transparency and clean governance are being actualised.

It was playing on the nostalgia of the past envisioning a future that we've already passed but never actualised.

More recently, Kenya has committed to actualising a 100% transition to green energy by 2020.

The JMEA said that while there were some good points outlined in both manifestos more needs to be done in terms of actualising the outcomes.

In this second novel, the split personality of the abused child is actualised as a sibling pair, Emma and Blue, distorted mirrors of each other.