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Meanings of realisation in English
Making real or giving the appearance of reality.
Synonyms
Examples for "recognition"
Examples for "recognition"
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Last year, workers launched strikes demanding recognition of a new, independent union.
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Facial-recognition databases are used by police to help identify possible criminal suspects.
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Ten years later, there is growing recognition that the system needs help.
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We want greater recognition of the depth of the food poverty problem.
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A common thread runs through voice recognition technology and cryptography: information theory.
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Caim had come to terms with that realization a long time ago.
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Life only in yearning; Death to crown realization; peace only in oblivion.
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With that realization, he found himself no longer concerned for his safety.
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The realization that she was now free hadn't registered until that moment.
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In my case, it means realization of the potentialities of my design.
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Without U.S. approval the agreement as currently negotiated cannot come to fruition.
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Because she wasn't the right person to bring its power to fruition.
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Our original vision didn't come to fruition; the blueprint never came together.
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But that was eight months ago, and nothing has come to fruition.
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It's bittersweet being here to see their hard work come into fruition.
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Whatever of failure there was in their actualization, Brook Farm ideas remain.
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But sometimes the difference between self-actualization and self-amusement is less than you think.
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I'm so sick of our diagrams of self-actualization at the expense of others.
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Maslow originally placed self actualization needs at the top of his five stage model.
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The actualization of ourselves in relation to one another is both difficult and painful.
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Even a poor person or even 'primitive' societies can have degrees of self-actualisation.
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Thereafter the individual would move on to higher needs like social belonging, and lastly to self-actualisation.
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This actualisation of your true status, your place in the Eternal World, is waiting for you.
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It illuminated the challenges involved in idea creation and actualisation while providing the guidance to overcome them.
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It depends on the actualisation on our assessment and the information we get in the next 30 days.
Usage of realisation in English
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This fight brought home the realisation that boxing can have brutal consequences.
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A realisation of the crisis came to the crowd on the beach.
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That capacity for self-realisation does, however, come across strongly through the performances.
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The real terror resides far more in threats than in their realisation.
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The key to this new realisation must be an improvement in governance.
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And this clearly has implications for the realisation of justice, she said.
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It's not an excuse but a realisation that I finally need help.
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The realisation of the meaning of the words covers me with shame.
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With it comes the dreadful realisation of how good things were before.
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Real remembrances remained tantalizingly out of reach, realisation a painful, incomplete process.
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The realisation that Cabal was actually looking at Leonie proved unexpectedly confusing.
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That realisation led Laura to a phase two of her home re-do.
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He joins us to explain what made him come to this realisation.
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Then came the realisation that this was more than a mere fight.
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Slowly, poignantly, the realisation emerges that Diana has never known true friendship.
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The complete development of that realisation was the work of many years.
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Translations for realisation
Portuguese
Realisation through the time
Realisation across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common