materialise

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"It started off like your were going to provide a sound rebuttal, but it didn't materialise.

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come into being; become reality; "Her dream really materialized"

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verb

come into being; become reality; "Her dream really materialized"

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Core meanings and parts of speech for materialise.

verb

come into being; become reality; "Her dream really materialized"

Example sentences

"It started off like your were going to provide a sound rebuttal, but it didn't materialise.

It started off like your were going to provide a sound rebuttal, but it didn't materialise.

[[1]] All the efforts that China made to increase consumption didn't materialise.

I'm amazed to see this materialise and very interested to see how the regulation process is handled.

If you start with a complete vision of what your company and product are going to be, you will be sorely disappointed when that vision fails to materialise.

As a hobbyist the absolute most important thing was seeing my effort actually materialise in front of me and to that end it was amazing.

Most companies that practice this kind of long term strategy end up going bankrupt before the profits materialise, so it makes sense for investors to be wary of them.

Though I think that the suggestion was that the technology required to materialise a massive, warp capable star ship may be more advanced than a different technology that accomplishes the same tasks as a star ship.