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coarsen Meaning
Wordnet
coarsen (v)
make or become coarse or coarser
make less subtle or refined
Webster
coarsen (v. t.)
To make coarse or vulgar; as, to coarsen one's character.
coarsen Sentence Examples
- Over time, exposure to the elements caused the once smooth surface to coarsen.
- The constant friction of the rope against the rock began to coarsen its texture.
- His language seemed to coarsen as he became more frustrated.
- The quality of the fabric began to coarsen after multiple washes.
- The air began to coarsen with the approach of the storm, carrying a heavy scent of rain.
- Continuous use of harsh chemicals can cause the skin to coarsen and become rough.
- As the temperature dropped, the water in the stream began to coarsen with ice forming along the banks.
- The relationship between the two countries started to coarsen due to disagreements over trade policies.
- The constant exposure to pollutants caused the once vibrant colors of the mural to coarsen and fade.
- The repeated blows of the hammer caused the metal to coarsen, forming a rough texture.
FAQs About the word coarsen
make or become coarse or coarser, make less subtle or refinedTo make coarse or vulgar; as, to coarsen one's character.
overuse, wear out, deplete,vulgarize, overexpose, stereotype, jade, popularize,overdo, bore
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Over time, exposure to the elements caused the once smooth surface to coarsen.
The constant friction of the rope against the rock began to coarsen its texture.
His language seemed to coarsen as he became more frustrated.
The quality of the fabric began to coarsen after multiple washes.
