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Meanings of realise in English

Portuguese
obter
Catalan
realitzar
Spanish
realizar

To earn, to gain (money).

obter
Portuguese
entender
Catalan
reconèixer
Spanish
reconocer

Be fully aware or cognizant of.

entender
Portuguese
realizar

To make real or concrete; give reality or substance to.

realizar
Portuguese
entender
Catalan
entendre
Spanish
entender

Perceive (an idea or situation) mentally.

entender
Synonyms
Examples for "substantiate"
Examples for "substantiate"
1
The trustee had until October to substantiate his case, the judge said.
The Irish Times
2
It's a fanciful story, and unfortunately one that is impossible to substantiate.
BBC
3
I speak not from hearsay alone; I can personally substantiate these facts.
The Black-Sealed Letter / Or, The Misfortunes of a Canadian Cock...
4
It said the trial had failed to substantiate the charges against them.
The Guardian
5
I can substantiate most of what he told me from personal observation.
Little Fuzzy
1
Now we need the funding to be able to actualize our vision.
Feminist dot com
2
Thoughts of weakness actualize weakness from within and attract it from without.
In Tune with the Infinite; or, Fullness of Peace, Power, and Ple...
3
And seeking to actualize them again, we do but renew the crust.
Our Old Home: A Series of English Sketches
4
Instead of using language to inform, they used language to actualize.
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
5
The Craft has helped me actualize these aspects of my being.
Drawing Down the Moon
1
South Africans are in a process of political contestation to actualise these, or not.
The South African
2
He did actualise knowing where some things could be hanging.
Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein / With Two Shorter Stories
3
But Tesla, for all his ideas, has no money to actualise any of his visionary inventions.
News.com.au
4
What's powerful about cooking and eating is that you can actualise change through pleasure and taste.
The Guardian
5
There is something unwholesome in acknowledging any ideal which we do not strive so far as we can to actualise.
The War and Unity / Being Lectures Delivered At The Local Lectur...
Usage of realise in English
1
As news breaks from Europe, I realise that history is repeating itself.
The Guardian
2
You realise I may have to ask...personal questions of your immediate family.
Hell to pay
3
I pray they now realise that violence adds no value to society.
The Irish Times
4
You probably don't realise how often you have been asked this question.
The Guardian
5
They realise that nearly all serious work will be banned in Ireland.
The Irish Times
6
To visit other countries is to realise how far behind we are.
The Irish Times
7
Is it possible to realise such a world in ten short years?
The Guardian
8
It was not good enough today and we have to realise that.
Reuters
9
But his true importance was far larger than most of us realise.
The Guardian
10
In many cases, the patient does not even realise this is happening.
The Guardian
11
It has made me realise the importance of public service and community.
The Guardian
12
We also realise that this government will end its term in June.
Reuters
13
It reads: We will help you realise your dream to study abroad.
The Irish Times
14
Executives almost certainly did know about banking and they didn't realise either.
The Irish Times
15
All members of the euro zone realise the urgency to deliver commitment.
Reuters
16
Without some new thinking, Apple is unlikely to realise China's vast potential.
Reuters
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