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concrete number
noun
- a number that relates to a particular object or thing.
concrete number
noun
- a number referring to a particular object or objects, as in three dogs, ten men
Word History and Origins
Origin of concrete number1
Example Sentences
To start, Vestas says its process can recover a “majority” of the epoxy in old blades, but the company doesn’t have a concrete number to share at this point.
Each executive, who had time to prepare their answer to this question in advance, did not have a concrete number to offer.
“We’re going through manifests and calling and texting through our lists, and will have more of a concrete number for you as soon as possible.”
But I’m inclined to believe that downtown’s population is on the upswing because it’s supported by the second data point in the DSA’s report, which is a more concrete number.
Pressed on the exact figures, Mr. Esper said thousands of troops will be shifted, though he did not offer a concrete number or timetable.
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