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concretization|kɒnkriːtaɪˈzeɪʃən|
[f. concretize v. + -ation.]
The action of concretizing or the condition of being concretized. Also Comb.
1939P. Christophersen Articles 57 [Reporting Hjelmslev, who wrote in French] The so-called definite article is a concretization-morpheme which indicates that the object in question is supposed to be known to the interlocutor. 1949Koestler Insight & Outlook xi. 162 The concretization of the integrative tendencies in a functional whole may take many different forms. 1950S. Potter Our Lang. 111 No sooner are abstract nouns formed than men tend to think of each appearance of a quality or action in the abstract as a separate entity and so, by concretization, they make abstractions tangible and visible once more. 1954H. Read Anarchy & Order 20 This concretization and vitalization of ideals is one of the main tasks of the aesthetic activity in man. 1958S. Spender Engaged in Writing ii. 42 They went on discussing..whether they should devote themselves to principles or what they called ‘concretizations’. |