Meaning & Definition of word "Concretely"

Concretely

/kənˈkriːtli/

1. In a way that can be perceived or understood with clarity.
- Example: To understand the concept better, he explained it concretely with visual aids.
2. In a specific, tangible, or definite manner.
- Example: The project was presented more concretely after the team included specific data and examples.
3. Relating to actual instances or real things rather than abstract ideas.
- Example: The lawyer had to argue more concretely to convince the jury of the defendant's guilt.
4. In a manner that emphasizes physical or material aspects.
- Example: The artist wanted to depict emotions concretely, using bold colors and strong shapes.

From Latin 'concretus', meaning 'grown together'

think concretely:

to think in practical, clear terms.

concretely speaking:

when referring to clear and specific details.

concrete:

having a physical existence; real and tangible.

concreteness:

the quality of being concrete; distinct and specific.

Meaning: Down to earth

Example Sentence: Her suggestions were very down to earth and concretely helpful.

Meaning: Cut and dried

Example Sentence: His plan was cut and dried, and he presented it concretely.