Realisation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REALISATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of realising, also REALIZATION
• an actual form given to a concept or work
• the way in which a particular linguistic feature is used in speech or writing on a particular occasion
• an instance or embodiment of an abstract group as the set of symmetry operations of some object or set.
• a particular series which might be generated by a specified random process.
• a sale of goods
• an act of becoming fully aware of something as a fact
• the achievement of something desired or anticipated
• the conversion of an asset into cash
• a musical composition that has been completed or enriched by someone other than the composer
• coming to understand something clearly and distinctly
• a sale in order to obtain money (as a sale of stock or a sale of the estate of a bankrupt person) or the money so obtained
• the completion or enrichment of a piece of music left sparsely notated by a composer
• making real or giving the appearance of reality
• something that is made real or concrete
• the act of realising

Words related to REALISATION

realisations12

Words that contain REALISATION

realisations12 derealisation14 derealisations15 etherealisation18

How to use REALISATION in a sentence

• Would Captain Marsh see his opportunity before the law of chances would bring along the wave that would overwhelm him? A realisation of the crisis came to the crowd on the beach.
• All real apprehension of God, he says, is dependent upon the realisation of his triple Personality in one Being.
• We have there an almost exactly logical realisation of this belief.
• Thus the tranquillity and self-restraint of Greek art yield to a passionate and trenchant realisation of the actual romance.
• Then came the revolting realisation that she was to wed the little musician.
• The word shocked him a little, but there was no sense of realisation to meet it.
• Perhaps she had been vaguely aware of it before, but the actual realisation of it had not been in her mind till that moment.
• This sudden realisation of all the presentiment of evil which Lucy Ashford had ever in her mind, had burst on her like a thunderbolt.
• Here, half-way up the side of the steep promontory, the whole immensity of the surrounding height and depth came upon her in a terrifying flash of realisation.
• I neither felt myself so old as I was, nor indeed had I any conception or realisation of my age.
• But if the art only represents the personage on the understanding that its form is imaginary, then the effort at realisation is healthful and beneficial.
• Freedom of commerce, however, was as far as ever from realisation, and after this date Charles seems to have given up hope of ever obtaining it through diplomatic channels.
• Whatever she believed she believed literally, and, if I may say so, with a harshness of realisation which left little scope for imagination or mystery.
• This swift realisation had something to do with his own real work.
• I will pray for the success of your efforts and the realisation of your highest hopes.
• We all pray for your safety, for the realisation of all your hopes, and the fulfilment of the plans you have so boldly conceived and are so energetically carrying out.
• No sacrifice is too great to ensure the realisation of these noble aims.
• Every intrigue against the Serbian ideals of freedom and unity cannot effect a suppression, but only a short prolongation of the period of its realisation.
• He entertained political designs and pursued the realisation of a gigantic plan.
• Let us, therefore, strive for the realisation of justice on earth, and let us believe in the final triumph of truth.
• Although the offer promised the realisation of a handsome income, it was respectfully declined.
• However remote from each other these relations, however seldom the realisation may take place, still it can never entirely fail to occur.
• In this I know we are of one mind, that though the ideal we all of us hold be never reached during our lives, we shall continue to work successfully for its realisation.
• It brought him, with a startled movement of his hand across his eyes, to a realisation of his own desperate position.
• So long as Christendom is thus divided into hostile camps the ideal of brotherhood is impossible of realisation.
• Prohack, worried though he was by a too acute realisation of the fact that humanity did indeed consist of two sexes, despised the lot of them.
• Activity, achievement, a passage from prospect to realisation, is evidently essential to life.
• Their right is not less clear, nor their influence less natural, because they may range over the whole universe and may await their realisation at the farthest boundaries of time.
• The way of approaching remaining alternating between that realisation and distinguishing receiving that distinction is the way to say that some have the change of any three.
• Women themselves have actively asserted them, and they are all in process of realisation.
• The goal of Goodness as an absolute value is the realisation of the ought-to-be in victorious moral effort.
• There remains the most interesting, the most effective form of Mysticism, the realisation by a man of God within himself.
• Now, I need not remind you, I suppose, that for such a realisation and active, real communion, purity of heart is indispensable.
• The ideal which draws us to aim at its realisation must be absolutely perfect, however imperfect may be all our attempts to reproduce it.

Similar words containing ALISA without suffix tion and without prefix re

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