asperate Sentence Examples
- The rough texture of the sandpaper began to asperate my fingertips.
- Her voice, asperate with emotion, conveyed the depth of her sorrow.
- The abrasive surface of the rockface can asperate even the toughest climbing gear.
- He applied the coarse salt to the meat to asperate its surface before grilling.
- The relentless wind continued to asperate the already chapped skin on her face.
- The asperate terrain made hiking difficult, with jagged rocks and steep inclines at every turn.
- The doctor warned that using harsh chemicals could further asperate the delicate skin condition.
- The asperate tone of his voice indicated his growing frustration with the situation.
- She winced as the asperate fabric of the old couch scratched against her skin.
- The writer used asperate language to convey the harsh realities of life in the inner city.
asperate Meaning
Webster
asperate (v. t.)
To make rough or uneven.
Synonyms & Antonyms of asperate
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FAQs About the word asperate
To make rough or uneven.
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The rough texture of the sandpaper began to asperate my fingertips.
Her voice, asperate with emotion, conveyed the depth of her sorrow.
The abrasive surface of the rockface can asperate even the toughest climbing gear.
He applied the coarse salt to the meat to asperate its surface before grilling.
