realise
Pronunciation: [ˈrɪəlaɪz]
Word
Context: “understanding”
(verb) to become aware or to understand something clearly. It’s like when you suddenly get a light bulb moment about something you didn't know or notice before.
Example
I finally realised why my math problems were so tricky.
Example
She didn’t realise that her friends were worried about her.
Example
Did you realise that today is a holiday?
Context: “achieving”
(verb) to make something happen, especially a plan or dream. It’s when you bring your big ideas into reality, like finishing a project you’ve been working on.
Example
He realised his dream of becoming an artist by having his paintings displayed.
Example
She never realised her ambition to become a scientist.
Example
How did you realise your goal of running a marathon?
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