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Concretize (Verb)

Make something concrete.

Verbs of thinking, judging, analyzing, doubting.

The company will concretize its plans by releasing a detailed timeline for the project launch.
To concretize the theoretical concepts, the professor used real-life examples from the industry.
The policy makers are trying to concretize the vague promises made during the election campaign by introducing specific legislation.
The artist's vision is starting to concretize as the sculpture takes shape in her hands.
The proposal will be presented to the investors once we concretize the financial projections and budget breakdown.

Become specific; "the idea concretized in her mind".

Verbs of size, temperature change, intensifying, etc..

As she gathered more information, her proposal began to concretize, and she could see a clear path forward.
Her vision for the art piece concretized during a walk in the forest, surrounded by the natural beauty that inspired her.
The concept of community service concretized in her mind as she watched volunteers at work in the soup kitchen.
Their business plan started to concretize after a series of brainstorming sessions with potential investors.
The designer's vague concept for the new product concretized into a tangible prototype after weeks of testing and refinement.