materialization

materialize | American Dictionary

materialize
verb[ I ]
us/məˈtɪr·i·əˌlɑɪz/
(of ideas and wishes) to become real or true:
Her hopes of owning her own restaurant never materialized.
If a person or object materializes, it appears suddenly:
They listened to the footsteps, then watched the figure materialize in the doorway.

Examples of materialize

materialize
Nonetheless, the proposal never materialized in the 1980s.
All this may explain why the intah policy announced in 1987 never materialized.
At the stage of the liability, the claim has not materialized and may in fact never do so.
Powers have materialized through which it is feasible to circumscribe and set limits on the inherent quality of individuals that comprise the population.
The pastness of things is materialized in the differences between them, because this is how we recognize the dimension of change in material culture.
However, the two proposed conventions never materialized into legal documents.
Spatial patterns in royal palace construction, materialized regionally and architecturally, are examined in this essay.
There is a clear divide between the concepts of 'health promotion' and 'primary health care' and their implementation since these concepts have not materialized into joint, widespread practical action.
The finished products served as means of direct military coercion and symbolic reification of state authority, materialized through the militaristic offering complexes within the major temples of the city.
Resources may also be materialized views.
University-trained physicians answered this demand with the characteristics of a free market, and they did so with a certain degree of prestige, which materialized in the form of salaries.
If a component in which a relation is materialized does not yet exist, such a relation cannot be used in conceptual design: it cannot be used for designing from scratch.
Neither of the two plans materialized.
Choosing to run an unreasonable risk of a wrongful outcome is only one way of manifesting indifference toward whether it materializes; one may also display this attitude through inadvertent recklessness.
The actual art and craftwork that resulted stimulated an acknowledgement of the participants' capabilities, as they could be seen as representations or materialized gestalts of their abilities.
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