Effect
Effect noun - A condition or occurrence traceable to a cause.
Realization and effect are semantically related in be topic. In some cases you can use "Realization" instead a noun "Effect".
Realization
Realization noun - The state of being actual or complete.
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Synonyms for Realization
Effect and realization are semantically related in be topic. Sometimes you can use "Effect" instead a noun "Realization".
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How words are described
| full | full effect | full realization |
| similar | similar effect | similar realization |
| disturbing | disturbing effect | disturbing realization |
| obvious | obvious effect | obvious realization |
| Other adjectives: profound, actual, interesting, major, dramatic, minor, horrifying, chilling, different, delayed, devastating, terrifying. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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This is explained in the story as a side-effect of the Sparks' realization of their abilities (also known as the Breakthrough), which is usually traumatic to say the least.
- The realization that there's always someone better had a profound effect on his development from then on.
Source: Always Someone Better -
For added effect, after his grim realization, the camera cuts right back to the MasterChef pantry's door slowly closing.
Source: Series / MasterChef
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