IPA: /kənˈkriːtaɪz/
KK: /kɒnˈkrɛtaɪz/
To make something more definite or specific, turning abstract ideas into tangible or clear forms.
The teacher asked the students to concretize their ideas in the project.
Past: concretized
Past Participle: concretized
Concretize → It is formed from "con-" (meaning together) and "creta" (from Latin, meaning to create or make). The word means to make something concrete or tangible by bringing ideas together into a solid form.
Think of bringing ideas 'together' ('con-') to 'create' ('creta') something solid and tangible — that's what concretize means.