adverb

concretely

Concretely (adverb) means In a specific, real, and clearly defined way, rather than vaguely. Example: “Can you explain concretely what you expect from the team?”

adverb

In a specific, real, and clearly defined way, rather than vaguely.

"Can you explain concretely what you expect from the team?"

How to use concretely

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishSpecifically and clearly, not in vague or abstract terms.

Word forms

more concretely comparative, most concretely superlative

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Can you explain _____ what you expect from the team?

Etymology

From concrete plus the adverb suffix -ly.

Rhymes for concretely

rely comely lonely timely lovely homely widely lively lately rarely barely likely

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Frequently asked questions

What does “concretely” mean?

The word “concretely” means in a specific, real, and clearly defined way, rather than vaguely. In plain terms, specifically and clearly, not in vague or abstract terms.

How do you use “concretely” in a sentence?

Here is “concretely” used in a sentence: “Can you explain concretely what you expect from the team?”

What part of speech is “concretely”?

“Concretely” is an adverb.

What is the meaning of concretely?

"concretely" (adverb) means in a specific, real, and clearly defined way, rather than vaguely.