Synonym: actualise, actualize, agnise, agnize, bring in, clear, earn, gain, make, pull in, realize, recognise, recognize, see, substantiate, take in, understand. Similar words: realism, realistic, vandalise, realize, specialise, conceptualise, real, deal in. Meaning: v. 1. earn on some commercial or business transaction; earn as salary or wages 2. convert into cash; of goods and property 3. expand or complete (a part in a piece of baroque music) by supplying the harmonies indicated in the figured bass 4. make real or concrete; give reality or substance to 5. be fully aware or cognizant of 6. perceive (an idea or situation) mentally.
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61. But once you open the book and view the video you realise that for ￡62 you have the best buy in town.
62. Intensive indoor rearing of livestock is relatively new and people are only just beginning to realise what it means for the animals.
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64. One look was sufficient to make them realise they had made a dreadful mistake.
65. Do you realise that by lying to the court you have committed perjury?
66. Even I wouldn't realise until they opened their mouths - which was only to sing the malai national anthem.
67. Eventually Ponyboy and Celie realise that they should always be themselves and rely more on their own inner strengths.
68. Anna would never have settled down to marriage with a gorgio, I realise that now.
69. I didn't realise it would get up your nose so quickly and so far.
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71. It's time for him to match his maturity with his golf and realise he's not going to win every time.
72. Study the airline accident reports and you will realise the truth of this.
73. It's been a short, obstacle-filled but fruitful struggle for Moonshake to realise their potential.
74. We can remind ourselves of, and help our children to realise, the need at all times for compassion.
75. And a specialist in alcohol abuse says youngsters don't realise the dangers associated with what is a potentially harmful drug.
76. It is possible to add to or realise the investment at each quarterly dealing day.
77. We now realise the importance of hedgerows, of small fields, of clean rivers and of less intensive agriculture.
78. Out among the olive groves and white-washed villages, or in the streets and galleries, you realise how little has changed.
79. Further, does he realise that Rolls-Royce now has very little chance of being specified as the lead engine on the 777?
80. But once your anger has subsided, realise that you allowed the crash to happen.
81. Once you realise that some blocks need to be matched early, in order to gain access to others, things get tougher.
82. Before choosing a painting or drawing package it is important to realise the fundamental difference between them.
83. Accidents at work can often happen, yet many people do not realise they may be able to claim compensation.
84. We must begin the process of raising awareness among our white brothers and sisters so that they realise that they are hurting us.
85. Now, however I realise that they all grow up in different stages and learn to do different things at different times.
86. Aspirations, a sense of how we can realise our potential, give us power and motivation.
87. Now we realise that we should help farmers to fulfil our conservation objectives as well.
88. I suddenly realise I haven't remembered the others for hours. I forgot their supper yesterday.
89. Now Vinnie will realise why we did not sit down in the pub.
90. I realise you were desperate to protect him and keep him from harm.
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