Similar words: nationalisation, rationalisation, normalisation, globalisation, visualisation, neutralisation, liberalisation, specialisation. Meaning: [‚rɪələ'zeɪʃn /-laɪ-] 
n. 1. a musical composition that has been completed or enriched by someone other than the composer 2. coming to understand something clearly and distinctly 3. 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 4. the completion or enrichment of a piece of music left sparsely notated by a composer 5. making real or giving the appearance of reality 6. something that is made real or concrete.
n. 1. a musical composition that has been completed or enriched by someone other than the composer 2. coming to understand something clearly and distinctly 3. 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 4. the completion or enrichment of a piece of music left sparsely notated by a composer 5. making real or giving the appearance of reality 6. something that is made real or concrete. 
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31 The remnants of the old left hoped victory over apartheid would see the realisation of their ideals.
32 Consumer goods occupy a much more contradictory place in the circulation and realisation of capital than do fixed assets.
33 Or more actively perhaps, by working towards the realisation of a humanitarian ideal.
34 In our newfound realisation, we have coined the word holistic to summarise this concept.
35 But neither London nor Hong Kong can legislate for dreams which are no longer capable of realisation.
36 The 1970s and 1980s have been marked by an ever increasing realisation of the importance of home - school relationships.
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37 Jon and I did not cheer, for a cold realisation was creeping over us.
38 Sofa Head's greatest asset is the realisation that you don't have to set your sights on one target.
39 With it came the realisation of the meaning of the horrifying dream about the little muttering peasant.
40 He suggests that whereas spontaneous speech invokes the child's own realisation rules, imitation does not.
41 This realisation of the cultural dimension to landscape history has implications for modern nature conservation.
42 The second was the realisation that holograms do not have to be recorded on film.
43 It is only at the end of the poem that Mariana finally despairs at the realisation that her lover will not come.
44 Just as this realisation dawned, a luckless couple drew into the parking space to read a map.
45 The twentieth century has witnessed the realisation of these objectives, perhaps even beyond the horizons of Paracelsus's fertile imagination.
46 Only when he broke through into sight of the track and the buildings did the realisation hit him.
47 In this case the potential economies will be somewhat low and the impact of their realisation minimal.
48 It's taken artist, Chris Fiddes, 60 days to complete, the realisation of a lifelong ambition.
49 A glance through the catalogues soon brings the realisation that the choice is much greater than existed even a few years ago.
50 I've killed a man, he thought, but the realisation meant nothing to him in that mad moment.
51 Morrissey's retreat was probably due to a realisation that he couldn't control his own public persona.
52 Now it is Laci who initiates the great ideas, but I am always part of the realisation.
53 One of the projects close to commercial realisation uses optical fibre to sense a current flowing in a conductor.
54 So its final fulfilment will lie not simply in the realisation of a wholly self-possessed life.
55 Cold realisation of what she was doing swamped her fevered body.
56 There is a clear realisation that attempting to export western trade unionism to the East would be futile.
57 Lanchbery uses Chopin's poignant Andante Spinato to express Natalia's realisation that love has now escaped her.
58 Realisation is but the opposite of ignorance.
59 Vedanta is not merely a philosophical doctrine, but it is practical Self - realisation.
60 A rise in demand and higher price realisation augmented more export of Indian tobacco during 2008-09, he said.
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