concretize

In June, a coalition of government agencies unveiled the National Strategy for Reducing Food Loss and Waste and Recycling Organics, that aims to concretize and make actionable the goal set in 2015.

Meloni called for the accord to be concretized and the promised EU funds transferred to Tunis.

“She wrote these wonderful books of heightened reality and magical worlds where she would concretize metaphor.”

But I thought, That’s good, because what he was really saying is: Don’t concretize the song and its lyrics.

To physically change my body felt like an important way to concretize that work.