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come to fruition

come to fruition verb: to mature.

Verb

come to fruition (third-person singular simple present comes to fruition, present participle coming to fruition, simple past came to fruition, past participle come to fruition)

  1. To mature
  2. To be realised, to succeed

Antonyms of come to fruition

Forms of come to fruition

third-person singular presentcomes to fruition
present participlecoming to fruition
pastcame to fruition
past participlecome to fruition

Questions about come to fruition

What does come to fruition mean?
Come to fruition means to mature.
What part of speech is come to fruition?
Come to fruition is a verb.
What is the past tense of come to fruition?
The past tense of come to fruition is came to fruition.

Words near come to fruition in the dictionary

  1. come to bat
  2. come to be
  3. come to bed
  4. come to blows
  5. come to find out
  6. come to fruition
  7. come to grief
  8. come to grips
  9. come to grips with
  10. come to hand
  11. come to Jesus

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