Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
wet-cement
noun
/wɛt ˈsɛmənt/

Definition
Wet-cement refers to concrete that is still in its fluid, unset state and has not yet hardened.

Examples
- Be careful where you step; it’s still wet-cement over there!
- The construction crew is working quickly because they need to smooth the wet-cement before it hardens.
- Don’t touch the wet-cement; it needs time to set properly.

Meaning
The term is often used to describe the early stages of concrete pouring, emphasizing the urgency and temporary nature of the material before it cures.

Synonyms
- fresh concrete
- uncured concrete
- liquid cement