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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    realization actualisation fulfillment attainment achievement accomplishment completion consummation perfection maturity growth development progress advancement improvement enhancement optimization maximization utilization exploitation implementation execution performance effectuation materialization manifestation incarnation embodiment personification realization substantiation verification validation authentication certification confirmation ratification sanction empowerment enablement capacitation

    Meaning of Actualization

    The primary meaning of the word "Actualization" refers to the process of making something real or actual.

    Definitions

    • The word "Actualization" is defined by Oxford Languages as the process of making something real or actual, or the realization or fulfillment of something, especially a potential or desire.
    • * It can also refer to the process of becoming actual or real, as opposed to remaining potential or theoretical.

    Etymology of Actualization

    The word "Actualization" has its roots in the Latin words "actualis," meaning "actual," and "actus," meaning "deed" or "act."
    The term gained popularity in the mid-20th century, particularly in the context of psychology and philosophy, where it was used to describe the process of realizing one's full potential or becoming the person one is capable of being.

    Example Uses

    • The company's actualization of its business plan led to significant profits and expansion.
    • * The artist's actualization of her vision resulted in a stunning and thought-provoking exhibition.
    • * The team's actualization of their strategy led to a successful project outcome.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    nonfulfillment nonachievement nonattainment incompletion nonconsummation imperfection immaturity stagnation decline deterioration devaluation depreciation disablement disempowerment inactivation neutralization obstruction hindrance impediment blockage cessation termination abandonment neglect disregard