Antonyms for materialisema·te·ri·alise

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1. happen, materialize, materialiseverb

   come into being; become reality

   "Her dream really materialized"

   Antonyms:
   dematerialise, dematerialize

   Synonyms:
   encounter, happen, fall out, bump, go on, occur, pass off, materialize, bechance, hap, chance, take place, befall, find, pass, come about

How to use materialise in a sentence?

1. Masazumi Wakatabe:

   If risks materialise and lead to a severe economic downturn, we would of course need to consider how to respond with monetary policy, what tools to deploy will depend on economic conditions at the time. We must and will have the means ready to act.

2. Chiho Aoshima:

   My work feels like strands of my thoughts that have flown around the universe before coming back to materialise.

3. France Governor Christian Noyer:

   When tensions occur and risks materialise, the interests of a foreign financial centre might take priority over those of the currency area itself, that can be acceptable only if, and as long as, the UK is a member of the EU, and accepts the involvement of, and co-operation with, the European regulatory agencies.

4. Reuven Rivlin:

   Currently, the practical conditions, the political and regional circumstances, which would enable us to reach a permanent agreement between us -- the Israelis and the Palestinians -- are failing to materialise.

5. Alex Brazier:

   The Bank will have a bias to acting early and gradually. It expects to be adding around 1 percent to the countercyclical capital buffer on UK exposures of all banks, even before the overall threat of future losses looks high, and if threats materialise, or shrink, the Bank will reduce its expectation for capital buffers back towards the baseline level.

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