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Cast Concrete Idiom Means Firmly Permanently Established Subject

Phrase/Idiom cast in concrete
Definition This idiom means “firmly or permanently established, not subject to change, unalterable“.
Example The law looks promising, but we’ll have to wait until it’s cast in concrete.

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