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concrete
adjective as in actual, factual
adjective as in hardened
Example Sentences
“Epstein and economics” — linking the concrete with the esoteric, the problem with the solution.
Classes have focused on setting concrete wealth goals and identifying consumer “pain points” that a startup could fix.
“I’ve gotten multiple quotes, and this material is the least expensive by far,” Martinez said, taking in the ocean view while watching her team pour concrete the day before her potluck.
Numerous start-ups that have emerged since the late 2000s have raised tens of billions of dollars for research that has only recently started translating into concrete achievements.
Mr. Sharaa’s past warrants skepticism, which makes concrete signs of pragmatism all the more important today.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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