Similar words: realise, realism, realistic, specialised, surrealism, valise, idealist, reality. Meaning: adj. successfully completed or brought to an end.
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241. He realised his future lay elsewhere.
242. Carrie realised the change of affectional atmosphere at once.
243. Hurstwood realised that he was seeing something extraordinarily good.
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244. Suddenly he realised that Jacobs was addressing him.
245. But as the founders of Californian start - up KidZui ( www . kidzui. com ) realised, all filtering techniques have limitations.
246. He realised that students at Dartmouth College had roommates assigned largely at random.
247. In The Truman Show, when Truman realised the artificiality of his suburban existence, he escaped.
248. Researchers realised that a tunable laser beam might be useful in surgery.
249. She confusedly realised this reversal of her attitudes, but could not make out what it portended.
250. I had no hesitation in calling the police because I realised he was capable of murder.
251. I think probably that the laser has not realised the potential that was expected of it in that domain.
252. The kaleidoscopic quality of the book is brilliantly realised on stage.
253. The institutions have realised they need to change their culture to improve efficiency and service.
254. A selection of correspondence from P G Wodehouse realised ￡ 1,232. P.G.
255. Those are our hopes; we are starting this clinical trial to investigate whether those hopes will be realised.
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