-
To
form
or
unite
in
a
mass;
cover
with
concrete.
-
To
form
into
a
hardened
mass;
coalesce;
congeal;
supply
with
concrete.
-
To
unite
into
a
solid
mass.
-
form
into
a
solid
mass;
coalesce
-
To
form
into
a
mass
by
the
coalescence
of
separate
particles.
-
To
unite
or
form
into
one
mass;
to
congeal
or
grow
hard.
-
a
strong
hard
building
material
composed
of
sand
and
gravel
and
cement
and
water
-
A
solid
mass
of
lime,
sand,
gravel,
etc.,
used
for
bridges
and
buildings.
-
Concreteness.
-
A
mass
formed
by
parts
growing
or
sticking
together:
a
mixture
of
lime,
sand,
pebbles,
etc.,
used
in
building.
-
A
mass
formed
by
parts
growing
together;
compound
of
mortar
and
stones.
-
A
hardened
mass,
as
of
gravel
and
hydraulic
cement.
-
A
concrete
object.
-
A
mass
formed
by
concretion;
a
compound;
a
mass
of
stone
chippings,
pebbles. &
c.,
cemented
by
mortar.
-
A
compound;
any
mass
formed
of
lime,
sand,
pebbles, &
c.
-
Concretely.
-
formed
by
the
coalescence
of
particles
-
United
in
growth;
hence,
formed
by
coalition
of
separate
particles
into
one
mass;
united
in
a
solid
form.
-
Standing
for
an
object
as
it
exists
in
nature,
invested
with
all
its
qualities,
as
distinguished
from
standing
for
an
attribute
of
an
object; --
opposed
to
abstract.
-
Applied
to
a
specific
object;
special;
particular; --
opposed
to
general.
See
Abstract,
3.
-
A
compound
or
mass
formed
by
concretion,
spontaneous
union,
or
coalescence
of
separate
particles
of
matter
in
one
body.
-
A
mixture
of
gravel,
pebbles,
or
broken
stone
with
cement
or
with
tar,
etc.,
used
for
sidewalks,
roadways,
foundations,
etc.,
and
esp.
for
submarine
structures.
-
A
term
designating
both
a
quality
and
the
subject
in
which
it
exists;
a
concrete
term.
-
Sugar
boiled
down
from
cane
juice
to
a
solid
mass.
-
To
unite
or
coalesce,
as
separate
particles,
into
a
mass
or
solid
body.
-
To
form
into
a
mass,
as
by
the
cohesion
or
coalescence
of
separate
particles.
-
To
cover
with,
or
form
of,
concrete,
as
a
pavement.
-
Formed
into
one
mass:
the
opposite
of
abstract,
and
denoting
a
particular
thing.
-
Formed
into
one
mass;
denoting
a
real
thing.
-
To
form
or
unite
into
a
solid
mass.
-
Joined
in
or
constituting
a
mass.
-
Actually
existing;
real;
individual;
particular.
-
Made
of
concrete.
-
United
in
growth;
formed
by
massing
several
things
together;
having
a
real
existence;
not
abstract,
but
applied
to
a
subject-
as
white,
abstract,
white
sugar,
concrete.
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