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• v  come into being; become reality

• The train of followers that he predicted in his book failed to materialise.
• The fruits of shopping had to be delivered, materialise, a feat of commercial magic .
• Had the bailout failed to materialise, Pimco would be in trouble.

• happen
• materialize

• dematerialize
• dematerialise

News & Articles

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• Islamic finance in Tunisia could reach 25-40 pct share -study
  By Bernardo Vizcaino DUBAI (Reuters) - Tunisia's fledgling Islamic finance industry could take a 25 to 40 percent share of the country's financial sector in five years' time if necessary rules, consumer education and private investment plans materialise, a Thomson Reuters study found. Islamic finance was previously neglected by Tunisia's rulers but in the wake of the 2011 revolution, the new ...
  June 16, 2013 - Reuters via Yahoo! News

Quotes

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• Michael Bloomberg in The Age
  These actions are like those that the NYPD takes every day - precautions against potential but unconfirmed threats that may never materialise,Bloomberg said. "As New Yorkers, we've gone about our lives even with the daily threat level at...
• Jean-Claude Trichet in ForexTV.com
  Strong vigilance is of the essence in order to ensure that risks to price stability over the medium term do not materialise,Trichet said in his introductory statement to the ECB's monthly news conference.
• Peter Costello in NEWS.com.au
  If there is no allocation of rights to irrigators in the Murray-Darling Basin you will see the crops that are grown there either not materialise, or materialise at a much lower volume,Mr Costello told ABC Radio today. "If there's no...