Realise
Realise verb - Be fully aware or cognizant of.
Thinking of and realise are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Thinking of" instead a verb "Realise".
Thinking of
Realise and thinking of are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Realise" instead a verb "Thinking of".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- fancy and realise
- fancy and thinking of
- project and realise
- project and thinking of
- recognize and realise
- recognize and thinking of
- conceive and realise
- conceive and thinking of
- visualize and realise
- visualize and thinking of
- envision and realise
- envision and thinking of
- think and realise
- think and thinking of
Both terms in one sentence
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The ClemensÂ’ twins, especially Lenis, are so used to thinking of themselves as slaves, that the thought of being sold if they displease the captain dominates his thinking and it takes him almost till the end of the first book to realise that he is actually free.
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Broken Pedestal: It is only very near the ending when Becky gives Amelia physical proof that George was planning to run away with her, that Amelia comes to realise that her beloved husband wasn't the perfect angel she had spent years thinking of him as.
Source: Literature / Vanity Fair
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