cementlike
- adjective
- /sɪˈmɛntlaɪk/
- Her calm leadership had a cementlike quality that held the divided committee together during debates.
Examples
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Shared values can have a cementlike effect on a community, keeping people united.
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The team's cementlike spirit helped them overcome many challenges throughout the season.
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Her cementlike determination helped the team succeed.
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His cementlike loyalty to the organization was admirable.
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The group's cementlike bond allowed them to work together efficiently, despite their differences.
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In times of crisis, a cementlike relationship can help people navigate tough situations with support.
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Respect and trust between team members create a cementlike atmosphere conducive to collaboration.
Synonyms
Making a group of people stay together and work well
Tends to stick together like glue
Containing or acting like cement that makes things hard
Antonyms
How Cohesive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cementlike comes from the word cement, the strong material that 'binds' bricks together, plus the part -like, which means 'similar to'. So calling a person or feeling cementlike creates an image of something that holds people or ideas together firmly and steadily.