come to fruition

idiom expression

The phrase "come to fruition" is often used to describe the successful completion or realization of plans, ideas, or dreams after significant effort or time.

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Definition

B2Projects and Plans

(informal)To reach a successful conclusion or outcome.

Example

The project came to fruition after months of collaboration and dedication.

B2General

(common, idiomatic)To be realized or achieved after a period of effort or development.

Example

After years of hard work, their business plans finally came to fruition.
Her dream of becoming an author came to fruition when she published her first book.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "come to fruition":

come true bear fruit come to life come forth come to a head come through come about come up come into see the light of day come of age come out come to hand come to come into the world come out in the wash come around turn out turned out play out come a cropper