materialize
થવું
definition
verb
There must be strange entities materializing from the ether, ghouls, ghosts, or spirits hanging out in the material world to warn or haunt us.
(of a ghost, spirit, or similar entity) appear in bodily form.
the assumed savings may not materialize
become actual fact; happen.
translation of 'materialize'
સાકાર બનવું,
સ્થૂલ સ્વરૂપ આપવું,
સફળ થવું,
મૂર્ત થવું,
થવું,
પુરૂં થવું,
હકીકત તરીકે પ્રગટવું
example
However, despite the opportunity, it seems that our leaders are still not able to 'materialize' the dreams of reform.
The salaries did in fact later 'materialize' , and living within salaries is no form of corruption.
This is also the case in selecting the ways and means to 'materialize' them.
Three older pair of elfin fairies 'materialize' next to the children.
Why did he keep looking over his shoulder as if expecting for an assassin to 'materialize' out of the shadows?
the forecast rate of increase did not 'materialize'
With a sense of morbid fascination, she peered into the darkness, waiting for the monster to 'materialize' .
a medium, she was reputed to 'materialize' substances
the train failed to 'materialize'
the assumed savings may not 'materialize'
In actual fact, it is absolutely indispensable that it 'materialize' very quickly.
In the synaptic space, art objects are resurrections of the creations of the mind - a mind that uses the body as a machine to 'materialize' ideas, patterns, and emotions.
The expectation was for an abrupt decline in consumer expenditures that, in fact, did not 'materialize' .
When the boom failed to 'materialize' , eventually the scam got so large that it could no longer be hidden, and the entire house of cards came tumbling down.
It is in it that we 'materialize' our reveries, through it that our dream seizes upon its true substance.
A final problem is that the benefits of postsecondary education may not 'materialize' until individuals reach their late twenties or early thirties.
This is the big vision I have ahead, and I am sure that we can 'materialize' this.
The courses most frequently offered in distance learning curricula quite clearly 'materialize' the end of the humanities.
But it is feared the ban would make it difficult for it to 'materialize' its future investment plan, he said.
the train didn't 'materialize'
Indeed, in the film, the ocean can project and 'materialize' the deepest thoughts that lie in the minds of the humans living close by.
All these increases have 'materialized' in the last six months.
His promised overtime bonus (he worked an extra eight hours so he would have spending money for Christmas) never 'materialised' .
So, although the image of the coach abstracts the family dynamic into a mathematical or schematic imbalance, it also 'materializes' it as one of mechanical and physical awkwardness.
Our forecast was wrong - we expected the relative decline of their position, and the reason why it did not 'materialise' is another story, for a longer discussion.
With a cloud of green smoke, she 'materialized' sitting on top of my dresser, which is across from my bed on the other side of the room.
By almost every other measure the difference was barely one goal, never mind the three that were to eventually 'materialise' .
However, these must now be 'materialized' by the adoption of specific mechanisms to respond to the needs of defenders so that they can exercise their activities freely.
She crawled out of her sleeping bag and her dark head peered around the room once more, as though she expected her friends to 'materialise' out of nowhere.
A championship classic never 'materialised' although both sides entered spells of entertaining football.
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