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| fru·i·tion [ froo ísh'n ] |
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1. completion: a state or point in which something has come to maturity or had a desired outcome
 Our plans have come to fruition.
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2. enjoyment of intended outcome: the enjoyment of a desired outcome when it happens
a sense of fruition
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3. botany plant's fruit production: the production of fruit by a tree or other plant
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| [15th century. Via French< late Latin fruition-< Latin frui "enjoy, have the use of"] |
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