attrited Antonyms
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Meaning of attrited
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attrited (s)
worn by rubbing or friction
attrited Sentence Examples
- The unrelenting attrition of time had weathered the ancient ruins to a mere whisper of their former glory.
- The relentless flow of water gradually attrited the rocky shoreline, reshaping its contours.
- The arduous task attrited my patience, but I resolved to persevere.
- The harsh chemicals attrited the metal surface, leaving it scarred and disfigured.
- The constant grinding of gears produced an attrited noise that grated on one's nerves.
- The wind attrited the sandstone cliffs, sculpting them into intricate and ethereal forms.
- The constant friction between the tires and the asphalt attrited the road surface, creating a hazardous driving condition.
- The relentless pressure of the waves attrited the wooden hull of the boat, exposing its fragile interior.
- The doctor's relentless questioning attrited Jenny's resolve, causing her to break down in tears.
- The constant wear and tear of daily life attrited the soul, leaving it weary and jaded.
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worn by rubbing or friction
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The unrelenting attrition of time had weathered the ancient ruins to a mere whisper of their former glory.
The relentless flow of water gradually attrited the rocky shoreline, reshaping its contours.
The arduous task attrited my patience, but I resolved to persevere.
The harsh chemicals attrited the metal surface, leaving it scarred and disfigured.
