Concrete and Pair

Concrete

Concrete verb - To become physically firm or solid.

Pair and concrete are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pair" instead a verb "Concrete".

Pair

Pair verb - Arrange in pairs.
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Synonyms for Pair

Concrete and pair are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Concrete" instead a verb "Pair".

Nearby Words: paired, pairing

Both words in one sentence

  • Western Animation / The Life and Times of Juniper Lee I have fought a small army of hillbilly demons, punched my way through 200 feet of concrete, and I lost my favorite pair of earrings!
  • Anti-Climax The detectives follow him, setting up either a great fight scene or a shocking twist where one of the pair dies...then the audience learns that he's been thrown into a pool of wet concrete by low-level Japanese thugs. Offscreen.
    Source: Anti-Climax
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