Begun and Realized

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Realized and begun are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Realized" instead an adjective "Begun".

Realized adjective - Successfully completed or brought to an end.

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Begun and realized are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Begun" instead an adjective "Realized".

As it turns out, he was even more right than he realized — that single shot set a standard for the rest of the film, and it had only just begun!

Source: Analysis / Star Wars
She resists them because she's in love with one of her captors (who was her boyfriend beforehand and has begun questioning the group since he realized with what kind of group he was dealing).

Source: Series / The A-Team
Because by that point, Henry realized she couldn't give him a son, either, and had already begun courting Jane Seymour—who, as the saying goes, 'had the good fortune to bear a son and the good sense to die immediately afterward.'

Source: Love Ruins the Realm

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