materialize
/məˈtɪriəˌlaɪz/
verb
- To become real or physical; to appear in a tangible form, often suddenly or as if by magic.
- As the fog lifted, the mountains began to materialize in the distance.
- The magician made a dove materialize from thin air.
- A figure seemed to materialize out of the fog.
- To take shape or become actual; to happen as planned or expected.
- Our plans for a vacation never materialized because of the storm.
- The promised funding finally materialized after months of waiting.
- Her hopes for a promotion did not materialize this year.
- To cause something abstract to become concrete or real.
- The team worked together to materialize the project from concept to completion.
- Hard work and dedication helped materialize her artistic ideas.
- The architect materialized the client's vision into a detailed blueprint.