Realises is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REALISES in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITHOUT OBJECT) [RE·AL·IZED, RE·AL·IZ·ING.]:
• to convert property or goods into cash or money.
VERB (USED WITH OBJECT) [RE·AL·IZED, RE·AL·IZ·ING.]:
• to serve as an instance, representation, or embodiment of (an abstract linguistic element or category): In “Jack tripped,” the subject is realized by “Jack,” the predicate by “tripped,” and the past tense by “-ed.”
VERB (USED WITH OBJECT) [RE·AL·IZED, RE·AL·IZ·ING.]:
• to grasp or understand clearly.
• to make real; give reality to (a hope, fear, plan, etc.).
• to bring vividly to the mind.
• to convert into cash or money: to realize securities.
• to obtain as a profit or income for oneself by trade, labor, or investment.
• to bring as proceeds, as from a sale: The goods realized $1000.
• to sight-read on a keyboard instrument or write out in notation the full harmony and ornamentation indicated by (a figured bass).
• to serve as an instance, representation, or embodiment of (an abstract linguistic element or category): In “Jack tripped,” the subject is realized by “Jack,” the predicate by “tripped,” and the past tense by “-ed.”
VERB:
• REALISE, to accomplish, also REALIZE

Words related to REALISES

realise7 realised9 realising10

Words that contain REALISES

unrealises10 etherealises15 corporealises17

How to use REALISES in a sentence

• Here most especially he comes into contact with other people, and here he realises some of the experiences of social life.
• When one realises how an ideal may colour the whole outlook of a person, one begins to realise what literature means to a child.
• He never realises that he is giving anything himself for good schools or good streets.
• I doubt whether General Petain realises the respect in which he is held in all the civilised countries of the world.
• One realises that those pamphlets in the Liberal interests will be no obscure platitudes.
• No type of English student quite realises the noble ideal of plain living and high thinking nowadays.
• For it is only when a man combines what he knows from all sides, and compares one truth with another, that he completely realises his own knowledge and gets it into his power.
• He realises the phenomenal truth with a largeness and a dignity peculiar to himself.
• One realises the awful monotony of a long stay in the pack, such as Nansen and others experienced.
• The situation is so sheltered, the air so soft and pure, the spot so tranquil, and the season so delicious, that it realises all my romance of retirement.
• At the close of February, Lee, who realises that his weakened lines cannot much longer be maintained, proposes to Grant terms of adjustment.
• The Englishman seldom realises how much he has to be proud of in his history, or how loudly the past cries upon him to be of good cheer.
• He never realises, as women do, that it is not love that matters but what we do with it.
• During a siege one realises how much more than bread, meat, and water is required for health.
• In lending out his capital, he realises five per cent more upon that.
• He now realises that the consequences of his lawless lust of power are beginning to work his ruin.
• It realises to us in a way which nothing else can, the littleness of human intelligence in the face of that which transcends human intelligence.
• He fully realises that, in many cases, the people who speak the language are illiterate, and, strictly speaking, do not require a printed pamphlet in their own tongue.
• He realises that the enforcement of the general rule that an Assembly must function within civic limits has caused considerable havoc in Britain, as well as other countries.
• He fully realises the difficulties which have attended your work there, and which makes your victory all the more praiseworthy and precious.
• But it hardly realises that without those sermons the movement might never have gone on, certainly would never have been what it was.
• She still scarcely realises, you see, the scrape she has got into.
• Of course every one realises that it is to be a strictly private affair.
• The Eskimo realises that the pleasure of life is in pursuit, not in acquisition.
• But suffer me to remind you that it realises the dream, as perchance it affords the opportunity, of a lifetime.
• It is only when a man has time to understand and appreciate the impending catastrophe, and can do absolutely nothing to avert it, that he fully realises the possibility of death.
• It is never an easy moment for a sister when she realises that an adored brother no longer belongs to her.
• Now in truth he deeply realises that the play is a collaboration.
• A simple life is its own reward, and continually realises its function.
• One realises the difficulty of getting you to understand.
• His wife soon realises that it is a choice between his return to the home and complete separation.
• The second workman, paid with the second franc, realises a new kind of work.
• One now realises fully the extreme difficulty and expense of transport across Africa.
• He has shown signs of improvement recently, and is imbued with the enthusiasm of the novice who realises that his practice has counted for something.
• We have seen the Mystic who realises God outside himself and seeks Union with Him.
• Even in his rare moments of good spirits one catches stray echoes of his prevailing note, and realises how completely his despair dominated him.

Similar words containing ALISE without suffix s and without prefix re

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