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Definition of fruition - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
achievement realizedachievement of something desired or worked for
- After years of research, his efforts came to fruition..
2.
agricultureDated state of producing fruitDated
- The orchard is in full fruition.
Expressions with fruition
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make an idea become real
She brought her innovative idea to fruition with dedication.
become real or complete after effort
After years of hard work, his dream finally came to fruition.
make a plan or idea successful
They worked hard to bring it to fruition.
successfully completed after a long time
The project has finally come to fruition after years of hard work.
plans or goals become reality
After years of hard work, her ambitions come to fruition.
Origin of fruition
Latin, fructus (fruit) + ion (action)
Terms with fruition included in their meaning
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realization
become real or come to fruition
failure
failed at an early stage, never reaching fruition
ambition
not achieved or brought to fruition
Examples of fruition in a sentence
Her dreams of becoming a writer came to fruition. The garden reached fruition with the arrival of spring. After years of care, the vineyard came to fruition.
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- French:aboutissement, fructification, ...
- German:Verwirklichung, Fruchtbildung, ...
- Italian:realizzazione, fruttificazione, ...
- Spanish:fruición, fructificación, ...
- Portuguese:realização, frutificação, ...
- Chinese:实现, 结果, ...
- Japanese:実現, 結実, ...
- Arabic:تَحَقُّق, ...
- Hebrew:מִמּוּשׁ, פְּרִיָּה, ...
- Russian:осуществление, плодоношение, ...
- Ukrainian:здійснення, плодоношення, ...
- Hindi:सफलता, फलन, ...
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