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Meanings of fruition in английском

португальский
realização
каталонский
acompliment
испанский
cumplimiento

Something that is made real or concrete.

realização
Usage of fruition in английском
1
Without U.S. approval the agreement as currently negotiated cannot come to fruition.
Reuters
2
Because she wasn't the right person to bring its power to fruition.
The darkest touch
3
Our original vision didn't come to fruition; the blueprint never came together.
The Death Cure
4
But that was eight months ago, and nothing has come to fruition.
The South African
5
It's bittersweet being here to see their hard work come into fruition.
Radio NZ
6
Sometime later, he brought what we saw as a possibility, to fruition.
The South African
7
Several of its legislative goals began to come to fruition in Congress.
The new yorker
8
An ambitious regeneration plan conceived in 2001 was finally coming to fruition.
The Irish Times
9
At the time, it seemed unlikely to come to fruition anytime soon.
Reuters
10
In the next 10 years we will see that come to fruition.
The Irish Times
11
They have no plan in place to bring their dreams to fruition.
Ebony
12
So whose fault is it that those plans haven't come to fruition?
Radio NZ
13
Thankfully, it never came to fruition.' She peered over her reading glasses.
The water room
14
He looked more for the glory than the fruition of his passions.
Rattlin the Reefer
15
He had worked with the liquidators, but nothing had come to fruition.
Radio NZ
16
Nothing came to fruition and I moved back in with my parents.
The Guardian
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Translations for fruition
португальский
realização
каталонский
acomplimentrealització
испанский
cumplimientorealización
Fruition through the time
Fruition across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common