Definitions

1. noun

A powder or paste made from limestone, clay, and other minerals, mixed with water to form a hard, durable building material.

“The construction team poured cement to lay the foundation of the new skyscraper.”

2. verb

To fix or fasten something firmly in place, especially by applying pressure or adhesive.

“The engineer cemented the loose pipe to the wall to prevent leaks.”

3. verb

To make or become firm, fixed, or settled in a particular place or position.

“The company cemented its position as a leader in the industry with its latest innovation.”