The biggest challenge to the project will be the availability of workers with the skills required to bring it to fruition.
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Fruition
/fɹuˈɪʃ.ən/
Synonyms for "fruition" (83 found)
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Noun(4 words)
accomplished factaccomplishmentachievementactualizationamusementanimal pleasureattainmentbearingbodily pleasurecarnal delightcarrying outcomfortcompletion
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consummationcontentcontentmentcozinesscreature comfortcreature comfortsdelectationdelightdischargedispatcheaseeffectuationendpleasureenjoymententertainmenteuphoriaexecutionfait accompliforepleasurefructification
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Noun(2 words)
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gratificationgreat satisfactiongustohearty enjoymentimplementationintellectual pleasurejoie de vivrejoyjoyancekeen pleasurekickkicksluxurymaterializationmaturationmaturitymission accomplishedperfectionperformancephysical pleasure
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pleasureproductionquiet pleasurerealizationrelishripenesssatisfactionself-gratificationself-indulgencesensual pleasuresensuous pleasuresexual pleasuresuccesssweetness of lifetitillationvoluptuousnesswell-beingyieldingzest
Noun(2 words)
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6 entriescomplete fruitiondelayed fruitionfinal fruitioninevitable fruitionpotential fruitionrapid fruition
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16 total sentences available.
Your plans will never come to fruition unless you make them more realistic.
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Tom's plans were finally coming to fruition.
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Pioneering space observatories like Webb only come to fruition when dedicated individuals work together to surmount the challenge of building something that has never been done before.
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