Actualization (noun)

1. Actualization refers to the process of making something real or tangible, or the realization of a plan, idea, or potential.
2. In psychology, actualization refers to the drive or need to achieve one's full potential, especially in terms of personal growth and self-fulfillment.

Origin:

Actualization is derived from the latin word "actualis" meaning actual or existing and the suffix "-ation" meaning the act or process of.

Examples:

1. The actualization of his dream took many years and a lot of hard work.
2. Her ambition was the actualization of her potential.
3. The actualization of the project was a great accomplishment for the team.
4. His lifelong goal was the actualization of his true potential.
5. The actualization of the company's vision resulted in great success.