noun
fruition
froo-IH-shuhn
noun
1
The point at which a plan or effort is finally achieved or realized.
"After ten years of planning, the project finally came to fruition."
"Their dream of opening a restaurant came to fruition last spring."
How to Use Fruition
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe moment when something you worked toward is finally achieved.
Common pairings
come to fruition
bring a plan to fruition
Word Forms
fruitions plural, fruitions plural
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Etymology
From Latin fruitiō, "enjoyment" — reshaped in English to look like fruit + -ion, tying it to the idea of a plan "bearing fruit."