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materialize

[muh-teer-ee-uh-lahyz] / məˈtɪər i əˌlaɪz /


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There is also a chance that the benefits of the new tax incentives may not fully materialize as expected.

From Barron's

These characteristics mean their profits could decline by less if one of the prevailing economic headwinds materializes in full, but it also means they have plenty of capacity to invest in the areas they need.

From Barron's

Flash floods are particularly destructive because they usually materialize with very little warning, tearing through an area very quickly.

From The Wall Street Journal

She sounds already disappointed on their behalf, tired of artists whose far-fetched plans never quite materialize.

From Los Angeles Times

Supporters often tout the real-world applications of quantum computing but skeptics may be questioning when these applications will materialize.

From Barron's