Realise means Non-Oxford British standard spelling of realize. This page lists 20 example sentences from real texts, plus synonyms like realize or sell.
Realise meaning
Non-Oxford British standard spelling of realize.
Example sentences (20)
Instead, it landed with a clang in October, as the company belatedly began to realise that things had turned south.
Even though it is close to the Wirral town’s railway station, one café said people don’t often realise it’s there.
His Ukraine invasion is a total bust, yet hermetically-sealed Putin may be the last person to realise, insiders say.
Hipkins would have none of it but he must now realise that this is a Cabinet that has been indulged for far too long.
A disqualified driver did not realise that he was banned until he was pulled over by police in Lynn, a court has heard.
Both competitors realise it is Russia – incredible in itself – but there is a lot of Russia – about 17.1 million sq km.
I don't think people realise how even a little part that they've played has been key in getting me to where I am today.
I’m not too sure what the crowds are like in Norwich, but he’ll realise very soon that there are big expectations here.
A council spent £40,000 on architects to design a plan to upgrade Oban town centre – only to realise it’s too expensive.
Harlow says dogs with subtler signs of distress may suffer for longer because their owners don’t realise what’s going on.
I realise they are two of four grave ornaments that once marked each corner of the near century-old crypt.
As a former GP, I realise the significance of people getting extra help with dementia and that includes the families as well.
Can’t they do a self-appraisal and realise Osun people have rejected them and they’re beyond redemption?” the chairman asked.
As with any other startups, more obstacles popped up but the trio was determined to realise their dream.
I didn’t realise that these seemingly small acts of aggression were racist and that they would grow into hatred in the future.
In his defence, he is autistic and, says his mother, ‘doesn’t always realise what is appropriate and what is not appropriate’.
But he said he hoped Leah's story would inspire others to realise what they had before it was too late.
But his very next sentence said 'stay a little while longer and you quickly come to realise you scarcely understand it at all'.
He was satisfied Mr Cox clearly did not realise the effect of the deed of transfer and that it would override any subsequent will.
It creeps up on you, you realise you've probably been cutting back for years when someone asks you.
Common combinations with realise
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- to realise 52×
- realise that 47×
- realise it 23×
- realise the 19×
- you realise 17×
- realise how 15×
- didn't realise 12×
- didn realise 12×
- not realise 11×
- realise what 10×
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About these examples
The 20 examples on this page contain the complete word realise. Duplicate, incomplete, unusually short and technically noisy sentences are removed automatically. The definition is sourced from Wiktionary. Read more about our sources and checks on the About Voorbeeldzinnen.info page or see how to report a correction.