abrading (Meaning)

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abrading (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Abrade

The constant friction of the ocean waves against the rocks was slowly abrading the coastal cliffs.
The worker diligently continued abrading the surface of the metal to prepare it for painting.
The sculptor spent hours carefully abrading the rough edges of the stone to reveal a polished finish.
Over time, the abrasive soil particles were gradually abrading the surface of the ancient pottery.
The climber's hands were sore from abrading against the sharp edges of the rocks during the ascent.
The process of sanding involves systematically abrading the wood to achieve a smooth surface.
The jeweler was meticulous in abrading the edges of the gemstone to enhance its brilliance.
The expedition members wore protective gear to shield themselves from the abrasive wind, which had a tendency to abrade exposed skin.
The constant foot traffic was slowly abrading the once-pristine marble floor of the historic building.
The abrasive qualities of the cleaning solution were effective in abrading the stubborn stains from the surface.

of Abrade

roughened, irritating,roughening, grim, violent, oppressive, stiff,forcible, forceful, savage

benign, mellow, soothing, delicate, soft, light, soothing, light, mild, bland

The constant friction of the ocean waves against the rocks was slowly abrading the coastal cliffs.

The worker diligently continued abrading the surface of the metal to prepare it for painting.

The sculptor spent hours carefully abrading the rough edges of the stone to reveal a polished finish.

Over time, the abrasive soil particles were gradually abrading the surface of the ancient pottery.