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concretise's Usage Examples:

There is an football ground, basketball court and it is concretised.

Under the project, the GMLR will be widened to 60m and concretised.

The idea of realizing the Algeria Quran was then born and concretised in 1979 with the participation of the illustrator Mohamed Cherifi [ar].

beginnings of music, the development of art, music and the human senses (concretised in the concept of the "Mimetic Ceremony").

Naming also concretises an issue and makes it manageable.

thinking, examining God from a narrow and often monocular lens often concretised by its own dogma, and often exclusivist and hampered by truth claims.

It was also he who, in October 1954, had for the first time "concretised" the previously "raised idea of such music days.

usually a purpose-dug open pond, smaller than the typical johad, often concretised to prevent the water loss.

involves a personal predisposition to the text, the goal is generally to "concretise" it: to harmonise text and purpose.

1895, where he noted how a phrase like a "stab in the heart" could be concretised in terms of the original physical sensations behind it, so that "we find.

The term “kind of use” refers to "all technically and economically concretised utilisation of an author"s work, meaning that the parties to a contract.

The creation of the BCP concretised the identity of a national organisation, which developed from a simple.

involvement of UNTCOK in Korean affairs, as they believed the elections would concretise the 38th parallel partition as a border, rendering a unified, independent.

Synonyms:

change, concretize,

Antonyms:

stay, stiffen, decrease,