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Concret

Description:

Concret is an adjective that refers to something that is tangible, definite, or specific. It describes objects, ideas, or concepts that can be perceived by the senses.

Senses:

  1. Concrete as a noun: In a technical sense, concret can be used as a noun to refer to a solid composite material made up of cement, aggregates, water, and various additives, commonly used in construction.
  2. Concrete as an adjective: Concret can also be used as an adjective to describe something that is real, factual, or existing in a physical form.
  3. Concrete as a verb: In certain contexts, concret is used as a verb form derived from the noun "concrete" and refers to the process of consolidating or solidifying something.

Examples:

Adjective:

1. The architect provided a concret plan for the new building.

2. She needs concret evidence before believing the rumors.

3. The artist sculpted a beautiful concret statue out of marble.

4. The team worked hard to turn their concret ideas into reality.

Noun:

1. The construction workers poured concret into the foundation.

2. The path was made of decorative concret.

3. They ordered a truckload of concret for the building project.

4. The durability of the building comes from its strong concret structure.

Verb:

1. The researchers concreted the mixture to create a stable compound.

2. To repair the crack, he concreted the damaged area of the wall.

3. They concreted the clay to form a solid block.

4. The workers are concreting the pavement to make it more resistant.

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