1. the process of making something abstract or general into something concrete, specific, or real
Usage: formal; often used in philosophy, linguistics, and education
2. a concrete example or instance that represents an abstract idea or concept
Usage: formal

Examples

• The teacher used diagrams as a concretization of the abstract mathematical principle.
• The novel is a concretization of the author's philosophical ideas about human nature.
• Moving from theory to practice requires the concretization of general principles into specific actions.
• The architect's drawings represent a concretization of the client's vision for the building.
• Language learning benefits from the concretization of grammar rules through real-world examples.
• The experiment served as a concretization of the hypothesis that had been proposed in the research paper.