What is another word for Macadamizing?
Pronunciation: [məkˈadɐmˌa͡ɪzɪŋ] (IPA) 
Macadamizing is a process of constructing roads using layered materials to create a hard, durable, and reliable surface. The process involves the use of crushed stones, gravel, and other materials that are compacted and leveled to form a smooth surface. Although the term macadamizing is commonly used to refer to road construction, it has various synonyms, including tarmacking, paving, road-building, surfacing, and pavement construction. Other similar terms include asphalting, concreting, and gravelling. Each term describes the process of constructing different types of roads using different materials, but they all share the primary goal of creating a durable and reliable road surface that can withstand weather and heavy traffic.
