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realization

Definition for realization

noun as in comprehension

noun as in achievement

noun as in coming to understand

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Example Sentences

What is so hard about this moment is the realization that there is going to be a much darker challenge before us, and things are going to veer further away from what we want to ultimately achieve before we can turn that corner.

From Slate

“We then timed those collapses or those deflations to the moments where truth bursts the son’s bubble, which is moments of realization. That is the realization that everything he’s learned from his parents is a lie.”

“There’s a realization that it’s not a weakness, it’s a superpower, and emotional intelligence is sexy.”

But the sentimental meaning behind its realization was a surprise, and is among the reasons why Agatha’s story is more than just a witch’s tale.

From Salon

Shattered by the realization that she was right, Kanno left behind his high-flying life and opened Seems Hair and Spa in 2010.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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