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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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I wouldn’t go so far as to call it bad, or for that matter good, but it seems to me the perfect realization of the creator’s idea, and there is something in that.

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And at the end of “Lady in the Lake,” Maddie has the realization that whoever she’s writing about, she’s always been writing about herself.

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But Chandler’s proof, and realization, that he will make a great father feels bittersweet, given Perry’s death two years ago, as does his line “I guess I’ll be the one who dies first.”

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As the final seconds ticked away Saturday, there was only the realization that, once again, its hopes of a special season had been dashed right on the doorstep.

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"There is a growing realization in the medical community that changes in estrogen levels are related to cognitive function and, specifically, psychiatric disorders."

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

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