Pronunciation: /məˈtɪriəˌlaɪz/
verb to become actual or real; to appear or come into existence
A1 I wished for a new bike for my birthday, and it magically materialized in the garage.
A2 The dream of traveling to Paris finally materialized when I found a cheap flight ticket.
B1 The project plan started to materialize once we secured funding from the investors.
B2 After years of hard work, her goal of becoming a published author finally materialized with the release of her first book.
C1 The company's expansion plans began to materialize when they acquired a new office building in the city center.
C2 The long-awaited peace agreement between the two countries finally materialized after months of negotiations.
formal Despite the economic challenges, the government is optimistic that the new infrastructure projects will materialize soon.
informal I've been waiting for my promotion to materialize for months now.
slang I didn't think our plans would actually materialize, but here we are.
figurative His dreams of becoming a professional athlete started to materialize after years of hard work and dedication.
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