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paving material

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun paving material has 1 sense
  1. paving material - material used for pavement
    --1 is a kind of
    artifact, artefact
    --1 has particulars:
     asphalt; concrete; blacktop, blacktopping; macadam; tarmacadam, tarmac; paving, pavement

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Paving Material

Definition:

A paving material refers to any substance or material used to construct or cover surfaces, such as roads, driveways, or walkways, providing a smooth and durable walking or driving surface.

Senses:

1. Primary Sense:

- In the primary sense, a paving material is a substance used for constructing roads, highways, or other surfaces intended for vehicular and foot traffic.

- Sample Sentence: The city used asphalt as the paving material for the new highway.

2. Secondary Sense:

- In a secondary sense, a paving material can also refer to materials used to cover or decorate outdoor surfaces, such as driveways, patios, or garden pathways.

- Sample Sentence: The homeowner chose interlocking concrete pavers as the paving material for their driveway.

Popularity and Local Usage:

- The popularity of different paving materials can vary, depending on geographical location, climate, and personal preferences.

- In certain regions, local materials like local clay bricks or flagstones might be popular choices as paving materials.

- Urban areas often use asphalt or concrete as widely available and cost-effective paving materials.

- In high-end neighborhoods, materials like natural stone or interlocking pavers might be preferred for their aesthetic appeal.

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