adj
materialized
Materialized (adj) means having become real or actually happened, after being only a possibility or plan. Example: “Their long-materialized fear of losing the contract finally came true.”
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Having become real or actually happened, after being only a possibility or plan.
"Their long-materialized fear of losing the contract finally came true."
How to use materialized
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe adjective form of materialize — describing something that has become real.
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Rhymes for materialized
sized
prized
baptized
utilized
notarized
polarized
civilized
idealized
organized
oversized
localized
motorized
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What does “materialized” mean?
The word “materialized” means having become real or actually happened, after being only a possibility or plan. In plain terms, the adjective form of materialize — describing something that has become real.
How do you use “materialized” in a sentence?
Here is “materialized” used in a sentence: “Their long-materialized fear of losing the contract finally came true.”
What part of speech is “materialized”?
“Materialized” is an adjective.
What is the meaning of materialized?
"materialized" (adj) means having become real or actually happened, after being only a possibility or plan.
