inconcrete (Meaning)
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inconcrete (a.)
Not concrete.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inconcrete
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
inconcrete Sentence Examples
- The statue's base remained incomplete, its surface still inconcrete.
- The architect's ideas were vague and inconcrete, leaving the construction team uncertain about the design.
- The politician's speech was full of grand promises but inconcrete details.
- The research results were inconclusive and inconcrete, providing no clear guidance for further investigation.
- The painting's forms and colors were amorphous and inconcrete, creating an ethereal effect.
- The sculptor's clay model was still inconcrete, allowing for revisions and refinements.
- The plan's details were still tentative and inconcrete, subject to change based on unforeseen circumstances.
- The artist's abstract expression was a collection of inconcrete shapes and textures.
- The blueprints for the building were inconcrete, requiring further clarification before construction could begin.
- The philosopher's theories were often profound but inconcrete, leaving room for multiple interpretations.
FAQs About the word inconcrete
Not concrete.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The statue's base remained incomplete, its surface still inconcrete.
The architect's ideas were vague and inconcrete, leaving the construction team uncertain about the design.
The politician's speech was full of grand promises but inconcrete details.
The research results were inconclusive and inconcrete, providing no clear guidance for further investigation.
