ScienceAugust 21, 2026

concretize

KON-kruh-tyze

Definition

To make something that is abstract, such as a plan, theory, or idea, real, tangible, or specific.

Etymology

Derived from the Latin word 'concretus,' meaning 'grown together' or 'solidified.' It entered English to describe the process of giving physical or definite form to concepts that were previously theoretical.

In the news

In this article, Plan No. 118 is described as a way to concretize the national government's broad nuclear energy strategy, turning it into specific, actionable steps tailored for Dong Nai city.

Developing atomic energy for peaceful purposes.

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Vietnam.vn

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