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a gray powdery substance that becomes hard if it is mixed with water and sand, used for construction purposes such as sticking bricks of a wall together
What is "cement"?
Cement is a fine powder made from a mixture of minerals like limestone and clay. When mixed with water, it forms a paste that hardens over time, becoming a strong material used in construction. Cement is a key ingredient in making concrete and mortar, which are commonly used for building foundations, walls, and floors. It is known for its durability and ability to withstand pressure, making it a crucial material in both small and large-scale building projects.
a paved surface made of concrete
any material that hardens to bind, adhere, or fasten objects together
a calcified tissue covering the root of a tooth, anchoring it in the jaw
any of various materials used in dentistry to fill cavities or secure prosthetics
to securely attach or join objects together using a strong adhesive material
to make something such as an agreement, relationship, etc. stronger
to overlay or cover something with concrete
