actualize
IPA: ˈæktʃuʌɫaɪz
verb
- (transitive) To make real; to realize.
- (intransitive) To become actual or real.
- (reflexive) To realize one's full potential.
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Examples of "actualize" in Sentences
- It is a problem common to all of the West: here the Church must again actualize, make concrete, open to the future its great heritage.
- Following Aquinas, many participants in the debate urged that essence and existence are related to each other as potency and act, so that existence can be said to "actualize" essence.
- In a few short years Civic Bangladesh, seeking to actualize the principles of Bangladesh's 1971 constitution liberty, dignity, and justice, has established chapters of what is called the "Dignity Forum" in every district in the country.
- When you start including algae rich in omega 3 and certain types of vitamin E that only benefit the fish but also embedded the flesh and are actualize, what we call actualize the consumers which means when you eat the fish, you benefit from more omega 3 or vitamin E.