abrade Synonyms
abrade Meaning
abrade (v)
wear away
rub hard or scrub
abrade (v. t.)
To rub or wear off; to waste or wear away by friction; as, to abrade rocks.
Same as Abraid.
abrade Sentence Examples
- The rough surface of the rock began to abrade my hands as I climbed.
- Over time, the constant friction of the waves can abrade the surface of coastal rocks.
- Be cautious when cleaning delicate surfaces, as abrasive materials can abrade and damage them.
- The sandpaper was designed to abrade the rough edges of the wooden plank.
- If you use a harsh cleanser, it may abrade the finish on the kitchen countertop.
- The harsh weather conditions can abrade the paint on outdoor structures.
- The repetitive motion of the machine can abrade the metal components over time.
- When hiking in rugged terrain, wear durable shoes to avoid abrading the soles.
- The strong winds and blowing sand can abrade exposed surfaces in the desert.
- The dental hygienist cautioned against using a toothbrush with abrasive bristles, as it may abrade the enamel.
FAQs About the word abrade
wear away, rub hard or scrubTo rub or wear off; to waste or wear away by friction; as, to abrade rocks., Same as Abraid.
wear,erode, fray,rub, gall, bite, fret, sharpen, chafe, shave
polish, soften,soften, polish, smooth, smooth,wax, wax,
The rough surface of the rock began to abrade my hands as I climbed.
Over time, the constant friction of the waves can abrade the surface of coastal rocks.
Be cautious when cleaning delicate surfaces, as abrasive materials can abrade and damage them.
The sandpaper was designed to abrade the rough edges of the wooden plank.
