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cement

[si-ment] / sɪˈmɛnt /




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That tug of war is likely to cement central bank officials’ instincts to sit still and wait for clarity rather than act pre-emptively.

From The Wall Street Journal

WC-Co cemented carbides are essential for applications that demand strong resistance to wear and high hardness, including cutting and construction tools.

From Science Daily

His ties with Ruto were cemented through a major energy investment that the president championed.

From BBC

Yu Ji’s cement sculptures take the shape of contorted human bodies—not uncomfortable but limberly twisted and folded—that are missing limbs; their contrasting materials and postures at once suggest permanence and evanescence.

From The Wall Street Journal

If anything, brand strategist Reilly Newman thinks Costco could do more to celebrate its executive members as an exclusive club of sorts as a way to further cement that feeling of loyalty.

From MarketWatch