realised

/ˈrɪə.laɪzd/

verbre · alised

Think: “REAL EYES” — when you realised something, it’s like you suddenly have real eyes and can see the truth.

Yes, it's realised. Remember the British spelling uses -ise- (realise) and the past tense adds -d: realised.

Definitions

  1. verb(British spelling) Past tense and past participle of realise: to become aware of something; to understand or recognize.
  2. verb(British spelling) To make something real or achieve it (e.g., realise a plan).

Examples

  • “She realised she had left her keys on the kitchen table.”
  • “I only realised how tired I was after the exam ended.”
  • “The team realised their goal of raising money for the shelter.”

Synonyms

understoodrecognizednoticedbecame awarecomprehended

Antonyms

misunderstoodoverlooked

Translations

ES se dio cuentaPT percebeuFR a réalisé / s’est rendu compte

Common misspellings

realizedreallisedrealisededrealisedrealisdrealizeddrealísed

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