- verbcemented (past tense) · cemented (past participle)
- attach with cement:"wooden posts were cemented into the ground"
- settle or establish firmly:"the two firms are expected to cement an agreement soon"
- geology(of a material) bind (particles) together in sedimentary rock:"the original quartz grains were cemented by authigenic quartz"
OriginMiddle English: from Old French ciment (noun), cimenter (verb), from Latin caementum ‘quarry stone’, from caedere ‘hew’.
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