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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
materialise .
Etymologies
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Examples
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I thought Ninjas just mysteriously materialised from the shadows.
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Geldenhuys said it was important that teachers be offered monetary incentives to move to rural areas, adding that he hoped the negotiations with unions proceeded, and the idea materialised as soon as possible.
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When the idea "materialised" to go to America, wrote Vera in February 2002, "I decided freely for myself to stay with the grandparents."
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Except for the incident just related, when several pints of very real fluids were somehow "materialised" at a spot ten feet below where they had vanished, nothing worth recording occurred during the first seven days of our stay at Chatterton Place.
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"materialised," and Grettir and Olaf Howard's son fought them with strength of arm and edge of steel.
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'materialised', and this time it took over completely.
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It found that people were buying less-polluting cars, but the required improvements in environmentally friendly driving had not materialised.
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It never materialised because-I've heard at the last WorldCon-he couldn't get enough optimistic stories.
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Bert, young and vigorous and back from the big smoke for the holidays, materialised before me as never before.
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The protest materialised after the National Transitional Council lined up Albarrani Shkal, a former Gaddafi general, as head of security in the capital, Tripoli.
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