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to materialize
01
to become a reality, especially something that was planned or expected
1.1
to bring a concept, design, or theoretical idea into a tangible or physical form
Example
The company’s new fabrication method could materialize detailed designs into actual parts with incredible precision.
The new 3D printer technology allowed the team to materialize complex architectural models directly from digital blueprints.
The startup’s ambitious goal was to materialize their innovative concept into a fully functional product by the end of the year.
After years of research, the scientist was able to materialize his theoretical model into a working device.
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to become visible or present, often in an unexpected or timely manner
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(of an entity, often supernatural) to take on a physical presence or form
04
to bring into physical existence through trickery or supernatural means
Example
The startup's vision for a revolutionary tech product materialized after years of research and development.
The plans for a new park in the city have not yet materialized due to bureaucratic delays.
After months of negotiations, the merger finally materialized, creating a new industry leader.
Despite the initial doubts, the proposed benefits of the policy materialized within six months.
The ambitious project did not materialize as expected due to unforeseen budget constraints.
