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

Her support was concrete, evidenced by her consistent help.
Certainty and Clarity
'Concrete' often implies something is clear and certain, without any doubt.

We saw concrete proof that the policy was working.
Not General
Instead of something general, 'concrete' suggests specific and detailed information.

Please provide concrete examples to support your thesis.
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CertainDefinitiveMaterialPhysicalRealSolidSpecificSubstantialTangible
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