Concrete

usgb/ˈkɑːnkriːt,kɑːnˈkriːt/
adjective

Something that is concrete exists in a physical form, not just an idea.

We need a concrete plan, not just a vague proposal.
Visual representation of "concrete" - Something that is concrete exists in a physical form, not just an idea.

Often appears as...

  • concrete evidence
  • concrete plan
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Physically Exist

Use 'concrete' to describe things that you can touch or see, not abstract concepts.

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Her support was concrete, evidenced by her consistent help.
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Certainty and Clarity

'Concrete' often implies something is clear and certain, without any doubt.

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We saw concrete proof that the policy was working.
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Not General

Instead of something general, 'concrete' suggests specific and detailed information.

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Please provide concrete examples to support your thesis.
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