cementation

/ˌsimɛnˈteɪʃən/
noun
  1. The process of joining or sticking things together using cement or a similar substance.
    • Proper cementation ensures the foundation will last for decades.
    • The cementation of the tiles required careful alignment.
    • Cementation of the bricks took place overnight as the mortar dried.
  2. The process by which sediments are glued together by minerals to form solid rock.
    • Cementation turns loose sand into sandstone over millions of years.
    • The cementation of the particles created a very hard rock layer.
    • Geologists study cementation to understand how sedimentary rocks form.
  3. The act of making a relationship or agreement stronger or more permanent.
    • The cementation of the deal was celebrated by both companies.
    • The treaty led to the cementation of peace between the nations.
    • The cementation of their partnership came after years of working together.
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