Meaning & Definition of word "Realization"

Realization

/ˌriːə.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/

1. the act of becoming fully aware of something as a fact.
- Example: Her realization that she could achieve her dreams came as a great relief.
2. the fulfillment or achievement of something or the process of bringing something into reality.
- Example: The realization of the project took several years and required immense resources.
3. a thing that is made real or concrete, especially an artistic or practical achievement.
- Example: The sculpture was not just beautiful; it was a realization of her artistic vision.
4. an act of understanding or perceiving something in a new way.
- Example: With the realization of her own potential, she decided to start her own business.

Originated from the Latin 'realizare', meaning 'to make real or actual'.

moment of realization:

A brief instance when one suddenly understands something.

sudden realization:

A quick and unexpected understanding or awareness.

realization dawned on me:

I suddenly became aware of something.

realize:

To become fully aware of something as a fact.

real:

Actually existing as a thing or occurring in fact.

reality:

The state of things as they actually exist.

Meaning: A wake-up call to the truth of a situation.

Example Sentence: After the tough conversation, I had a real 'realization' moment.

Meaning: A sudden awareness of how absurd something is.

Example Sentence: Once I heard the whole story, it was a complete 'realization' for me.