Realised is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REALISED in dictionary:

VERB:
• REALISE, to accomplish, also REALIZE
• become fully aware of (something) as a fact; understand clearly
• cause to happen
• achieve (something desired or anticipated); fulfil
• give actual or physical form to
• use (a linguistic feature) in a particular spoken or written form
• add to or complete (a piece of music left sparsely notated by the composer)
• make (a profit) from a transaction
• be sold for
• convert (an asset) into cash
ADJECTIVE:
• successfully completed or brought to an end
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to realize

Words related to REALISED

realise7 realises8 realising10

Words that contain REALISED

unrealised11 etherealised16 corporealised18

How to use REALISED in a sentence

• I never fully realised until this morning what a supreme triumph it is, having grown old, to merit the respect of those who know us best.
• But his intention could not be carried out, for his right hand was injured in the fight, and was for the time useless, as he quickly realised.
• Hastening to the painting-room, his worst fears were realised.
• But in those days there were men who saw and realised it.
• Something of this rare mood lingered with me in the morning, and it was not until I reached the Meat Market that I realised the extent of my misfortune.
• So far as the reception of the work was concerned there was reason to believe that the fears of Brockhaus would be realised, as, in fact, they came practically to be.
• Before the close of the year her worst fears began to be realised.
• In his heart he realised then, if he had never clearly realised it before, that this proposed marriage was a thing hateful to his daughter, and his conscience pricked him sorely.
• Suddenly she realised something of what this revelation meant to him who was so dear to her.
• And yet it was that feeling no one but Killigrew, who frankly mooted it, had a suspicion of as possible, so Ishmael realised with shame.
• That was the real danger, one that the Parson, who was in some matters of a beautiful simplicity, had never realised.
• Now he realised bitterly that he might work for a lifetime in the class in which he was born, and at the end still find Eugenia far from him.
• As the governor closed the interview he realised that he had hoped a bitter hope that his revenge might be justified.
• Though familiar enough in daily life to be of common occurrence, Henriot had never realised it as he did now, so close and terrible.
• Instead of being discouraged, I concluded that God would not inspire desires which could not be realised, and that I may aspire to sanctity in spite of my littleness.
• He knew nothing of that which filled her mind at the moment, and only partly realised the great, unselfish love for him which filled her heart.
• Jack knew it for the muzzle of a Mannlicher, and realised with a swelling heart what it meant.
• In a moment it was realised that his bid was a clear leap of more than two million francs, and a sigh went up from the audience as if this settled it, and the great sale was done.
• Lessingham, he realised, was not a rival, after all, to be despised.
• But the worst fears of his friends were not yet to be realised.
• Like Burke, he realised how close are the links that bind the successive generations of men, and make up the long chain of human history.
• I realised that the man was without honour or kindness, and yet it was difficult to detach my affections from him.
• I realised that the conception of God was not God Himself.
• After a few seconds the old butler realised this, and without further ado he removed the tea-things and went quietly away.
• I realised it all this afternoon in the wood when I went to meet Arthur.
• It was a long while before they realised the value of this advice.
• During the last two years he had realised how few words he had uttered on this subject even in the days before he had known the reason for his tendency to silence.
• When broad daylight came it was Savoy, and we realised what we had been through.
• He has reckoned that he shall derive from this tool an advantage, which will allow him to restore it in its original condition, after having realised a profit from it.
• Hopes and promises, which, being contradictory, can never be realised.
• The simple matter of exchanging the babies had been done so quietly that she hardly realised that it had taken place.

Similar words containing ALIS without suffix ed and without prefix re

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