concrete (Meaning)
concrete (n)
a strong hard building material composed of sand and gravel and cement and water
concrete (v)
cover with cement
form into a solid mass; coalesce
concrete (a)
capable of being perceived by the senses; not abstract or imaginary
concrete (s)
formed by the coalescence of particles
Synonyms & Antonyms of concrete
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- invented
- romantic
- envisaged
- symbolic
- visualized
- suppositional
- fabled
- chimerical
- conceived
- symbolic
- pictured
- fictional
- imagined
- suppositional
- reputed
- chimeric
- fictitious
- fictitious
- envisioned
- abstract
- romantic
- supposed
- envisioned
- visualized
- chimerical
- imaginary
- reputed
- inexistent
- legendary
- fictional
- illusory
- inexistent
- make-believe
- imaginary
- fanciful
- fabled
- invented
- pictured
- fanciful
- illusory
- assumed
- imagined
- abstract
- chimeric
- legendary
- envisaged
- assumed
- conceived
- supposed
- make-believe
Synonyms:
- sure-enough
- irrefutable
- verifiable
- attested
- believable
- authoritative
- certified
- authenticated
- bona fide
- indisputable
- indubitable
- real-world
- substantiated
- real-life
- incontestable
- palpable
- authentic
- certain
- positive
- validated
- inescapable
- undeniable
- convincing
- hard
- incontrovertible
- demonstrated
- absolute
- proven
- de facto
- confirmed
- realistic
- verified
- objective
- established
- tangible
- substantial
- unquestionable
- unmistakable
- valid
Antonyms:
concrete Sentence Examples
- The construction workers poured concrete into the foundation to support the weight of the building.
- Despite the rain, the concrete sidewalk remained sturdy and unyielding.
- His plans were still abstract; he needed to lay down concrete steps to achieve his goals.
- The argument lacked concrete evidence to support its claims, leaving doubts in the minds of the audience.
- She etched her initials into the wet concrete as a permanent mark of her presence.
- The project manager outlined concrete deadlines to ensure timely completion of the tasks.
- The artist molded the wet concrete into a sculpture that captured the essence of nature.
- The road crew smoothed out the freshly laid concrete, leaving behind a seamless surface for drivers.
- He struggled to grasp abstract concepts but excelled in fields where concrete ideas were at play.
- The therapist helped her client break down complex issues into concrete actions that could be taken to improve their situation.
FAQs About the word concrete
a strong hard building material composed of sand and gravel and cement and water, cover with cement, form into a solid mass; coalesce, capable of being perceive
factual, true,actual, real,very, final, literal, effective, genuine, existent
alleged, platonic, conjectural, hypothetical, potential, nonexistent, ideal, theoretic, possible, possible
The construction workers poured concrete into the foundation to support the weight of the building.
Despite the rain, the concrete sidewalk remained sturdy and unyielding.
His plans were still abstract; he needed to lay down concrete steps to achieve his goals.
The argument lacked concrete evidence to support its claims, leaving doubts in the minds of the audience.
