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bring to fruition

VERB
complete
Synonyms
STRONGEST
accomplish achieve close conclude determine develop do end execute finalize finish halt perform realize settle wrap up
STRONG
actualize cap consummate crown discharge effect effectuate elaborate equip fill fulfill furnish perfect refine supplement terminate
WEAK
bring to maturity call it a day carry off do thoroughly get through go the limit go through with go whole hog make good make up put to bed round off round out sew up ultimate wind up
Antonyms
STRONGEST
abandon bear begin commence continue fail ignore introduce leave lose miss neglect not finish open start stop unsettle
STRONG
ruin
WEAK
forget give up
VERB
execute
Synonyms
STRONGEST
accomplish complete deal with do enact enforce implement meet perform prosecute pull off take care of
STRONG
achieve act administer administrate cause consummate discharge effect finish fulfill govern percolate realize render score transact
WEAK
bring off come through do the job do the trick do to a T earn wings get there hack it make it polish off put into effect put over put through sail through take care of business
Antonyms
STRONGEST
abandon cancel fail forget give up halt hinder neglect stop
STRONG
deny ignore
WEAK
disregard shirk
VERB
realize
Synonyms
STRONGEST
bring about carry out complete do
STRONG
actualize consummate effect effectuate fulfill materialize perfect perform reify
WEAK
bring off carry through corporealize make concrete make good make happen
Antonyms
STRONGEST
halt neglect stop
STRONG
fail
WEAK
ignore lose

Example Sentences

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It has at times been a difficult deal to bring to fruition thanks to Chemaf’s previous business practices and debts.

From The Wall Street Journal • Mar. 31, 2026

He and McCulloch also have collaborated on a film script that they hope to bring to fruition soon.

From Los Angeles Times • Oct. 11, 2024

“Due to the temporary nature of this assistance … it is incumbent on Lebanon’s leaders to use this time to bring to fruition an IMF program,” Shea said.

From Seattle Times • Jan. 25, 2023

At Alaska Alaska, Ms. Abloh said there are “hundreds of projects that he worked on that he never put out,” that she wants to bring to fruition.

From New York Times • Nov. 29, 2022

The principal work of the Extension is to foster, develop and bring to fruition missionary vocations for the West.

From Catholic Problems in Western Canada by Daly, George Thomas

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