materialise
Verb
Meaning
come into being; become reality
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Reconciliation cannot eventuate or materialise until the proper legal procedures have been followed, that is without interference from external forces.
Her dream really materialized
All I can do is predict that a second wave in deaths will never materialise, and every day since April I have been proven right.
Aditya said he did not sit back after that instead he did look for more opportunities which did not materialise.
A hologram of Whitney Houston was first slated to materialise in 2016, four years after her death, for a duet with Christina Aguilera on The Voice.
All along, the unnamed woman knew her relationship would one day materialise into a marriage.