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Synonyms & Similar Words
manifestation
appearance
materialism
actualization
realization
incarnation
embodiment
personification
representation
manifestation
emergence
occurrence
presence
existence
substantialization
concretion
solidification
coalescence
amalgamation
unification
integration
consolidation
formation
creation
production
generation
visualization
apprehension
perception
observation
detection
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awareness
cognition
recognition
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objectification
tangibility
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materiality
Meaning of Materialization
The primary meaning of "Materialization" is the process of something becoming physical or real.
Definitions
- The process of something becoming physical or real, especially something that was previously imagined or planned.
- * The act of giving a physical form or reality to something, such as an idea or a concept.
- * In spiritualism, the process by which a spirit or ghost becomes visible or tangible.
Etymology of Materialization
The word "Materialization" originates from the late 17th century, derived from the Latin words "materialis," meaning "of or pertaining to matter," and the suffix "-ization," which forms a noun indicating a process or action.
Historically, the term was used in philosophical and scientific contexts to describe the process of something becoming physical or real.
Example Uses
- The materialization of the company's plans for expansion was a significant milestone in its history.
- * The materialization of the ghost in the room was a terrifying experience for the witnesses.
- * The artist's vision began to take shape with the materialization of her sculpture.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
disappearance
vanishing
dissipation
evaporation
dematerialization
destruction
elimination
removal
eradication
obliteration
annihilation
extinction
dissolution
disintegration
decomposition
fragmentation
separation
division
detachment
dispersal
scattering
dissolving
fading
diminishing
reduction
contraction
minimization
concealment
hiding
invisibility
intangibility
imperceptibility