1. past tense and past participle of concretise; to make something concrete, specific, or real; to give physical or tangible form to an abstract idea
Usage: British English spelling (American English: concretized); transitive verb

Examples

• The architect concretised the client's vision by creating detailed blueprints.
• The theory was concretised through a series of practical experiments.
• Her ideas were finally concretised into a working prototype.
• The company concretised its commitment to sustainability by launching new green initiatives.
• The abstract concept was concretised with real-world examples and case studies.
• He concretised his plans by writing them down and setting specific deadlines.