"Fruition" is a noun, so it doesn't have any tenses.
Fruition refers to the realization or fulfillment of a goal, plan, or idea. It signifies the point at which something comes to completion or achieves its intended outcome. The term often conveys a sense of success and the enjoyment of the results after a period of effort or development.
If investment securities are held to fruition, they are considered amortized costs. Those to be carried for less time are listed under available for sale, and filed under accumulated other income.
The past tense of "cry" is "cried."
The past tense of "run" is "ran."
FruITion - novel - was created in 2008.
She had big plans for the future, but they never came to fruition.
Fruition - 2012 was released on: USA: 9 May 2012
The word is three syllables : froo-IH-shun
The word fruition come directly from the Latin word fruitionem meaning "enjoyment," and the Latin word frui meaning "to use, enjoy."
When I was in my teens a came across this version of “fruition” and the definition I found was that it was the nefarious form of fruition, such as “his evil plan finally came into pruition” but I can’t find any reference to the word today.
The cast of Fruition - 2012 includes: Jakob Bokulich as Doctor Jessica Hana Lee as Mary Adrian Zaw as John Crane
Never try to test God. Just go on praying unceasingly. Your duty is to bring your need to God's attention, and to do your part in helping God to bring that desire to fruition. fruition is a state of bearing fruit. Or in biblical terms, this would mean the state of realization, or comming to be.
Yes, the phrase "prospect of it coming to fruition" is correct. It refers to the possibility or likelihood of a plan or idea being successfully realized or achieved. The word "prospect" indicates a potential outcome, while "coming to fruition" conveys the idea of something developing or materializing as intended.
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