Fruition meaning

fro͝o-ĭsh'ən
The definition of fruition is the realization of a goal or the end of a plan when success occurs.

When you have been planning for something to occur and it does, this is an example of your plan coming to fruition.

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Realization of something desired or worked for; accomplishment.

Labor finally coming to fruition.

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Enjoyment derived from use or possession.
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The condition of bearing fruit.
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A pleasure obtained from using or possessing something; enjoyment.
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The bearing of fruit.
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A coming to fulfillment; realization.

A book that is the fruition of years of research.

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The fulfillment of something worked for.
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The enjoyment derived from a possession.
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Origin of fruition

Middle English fruicioun from Old French fruicion from Late Latin fruitiō fruitiōn- enjoyment from Latin fruitus past participle of fruī to enjoy

Sentence Examples

  • All my dreams and longings have come to fruition in a single instant when dearest Joshua held me close and my world was sunshine.

  • Although my plans rarely come to fruition, serendipity has been good to me.

  • "All that is not of faith is of sin "; and faith and love are mutually involved and inseparable; faith springs from the divinely imparted germ of love, which in its turn is developed by faith to its full strength, while from both united springs hope, joyful yearning towards ultimate perfect fruition of the object of love.

  • Amid much that he disapproved, what he specially took exception to as heretical and blasphemous was the doctrine entertained as to the nature of this divine light, the fruition of which was the supposed reward of hesychastic contemplation.

  • We knew some of our tips never came to fruition simply because authorities lacked the probable cause to arrest the perpetrator.

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