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fruition
noun as in achievement, maturation
Example Sentences
Some wept as a plan many years in the making came to fruition.
If a deal comes to fruition, the combined array of streaming services, TV networks and movie studios could position a merged company to better compete with media and tech giants such as Disney, Netflix and Amazon.com.
Both hopes have come to fruition after their three opening games, with England sitting top of the table unbeaten and, though there was a near-miss against Bangladesh, it has mostly been smooth sailing.
Until they come to fruition, it’s time to stop worrying and love the bubble.
But if it doesn’t come to fruition, there is a long way to fall.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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