Fruition

usgb/fruˈɪʃn/Volume
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Metaphorical UsePlay
Often used metaphorically to describe the successful outcome of non-tangible efforts, not just concrete plans. SlideDecades of peace efforts have finally borne fruition with this treaty.
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Project CompletionPlay
Especially relevant when discussing long-term projects, goals, or ideas being completed or achieved. SlideThe community project, after years of fundraising, has come to fruition with the new park's opening.
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Emotional JourneyPlay
Can convey a sense of fulfillment or satisfaction upon achieving a deeply personal objective. SlideHer pursuit of self-discovery came to fruition during her travels abroad.