embedments
/ɪmˈbɛdmənts/
noun
- Things that are fixed firmly and deeply into a surrounding mass or surface.
- The fossils were tiny embedments in the limestone rock.
- The archaeologist carefully removed the ancient coin embedments from the soil.
- The artist created beautiful glass embedments in the concrete wall.
- The act or process of placing something firmly within something else.
- The embedment of the sensor into the pavement took several hours.
- Proper embedment of the posts ensures the fence will stand for years.
- The engineer supervised the embedment of the cables in the bridge structure.