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Meanings of realised in English

Successfully completed or brought to an end.

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Usage of realised in English
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Five years ago, however, he realised he had reached another turning point.
The Guardian
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I realised then, at this young age, what was right and wrong.
The Guardian
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Yet I realised during the stage that I was feeling really good.
The Irish Times
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The collaborative work was realised through finding solutions to five key challenges.
Pubmed
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This principle has yet to be realised in South Africa, or elsewhere.
The South African
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Philly realised she was asking questions he might not want to answer.
Carte Blanche
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TODAY I realised that I've been single now for almost ten months.
News.com.au
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Then I realised the appalling truth: the Segway had arrived in Paris.
The Irish Times
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They realised they needed some skills and wanted us to help them.
The Guardian
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The young German soon realised what he had installed on his PC.
Death by Video Game
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He realised early on that a dogged, incremental approach would be necessary.
The Irish Times
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However, when Frankenstein realised what exactly he had created, he was horrified.
The Irish Times
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Three years into the job Fitzgerald realised that things had to change.
The Irish Times
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More and more, I realised that we exist from moment to moment.
Radio NZ
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They realised, from a young age, in jazz there are no mistakes.
The Irish Times
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Bye.' He disconnected and I realised that he had his problems, too.
Under orders
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