Concretely

/kənˈkriːtli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a way that can be perceived or understood with clarity.

To understand the concept better, he explained it concretely with visual aids.

In a specific, tangible, or definite manner.

The project was presented more concretely after the team included specific data and examples.

Relating to actual instances or real things rather than abstract ideas.

The lawyer had to argue more concretely to convince the jury of the defendant's guilt.

In a manner that emphasizes physical or material aspects.

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.

Down to earth

Her suggestions were very down to earth and concretely helpful.

Cut and dried

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