friation (Meaning)
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friation (n.)
The act of breaking up or pulverizing.
Synonyms & Antonyms of friation
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friation Sentence Examples
- The intense heat caused the rock to undergo friation, crumbling into a fine powder.
- The old stone tablet had experienced centuries of friation, leaving its inscription barely legible.
- The weathering of the sandstone resulted in friation, forming intricate patterns on its surface.
- The frigid temperatures and high winds caused the glacier to undergo friation, creating towering ice cliffs.
- The concrete bridge had deteriorated through friation, leaving exposed rebar and safety hazards.
- The constant vibration from the construction site induced friation in the adjacent building, weakening its walls.
- Acid rain caused severe friation to the marble statues in the park, eroding their intricate details.
- The ancient ruins were a testament to the relentless friation caused by time and the elements.
- The soil on the hillside was prone to friation, making it susceptible to erosion during heavy rainfall.
- The fragile sculpture had suffered from friation during its transportation, requiring extensive restoration.
FAQs About the word friation
The act of breaking up or pulverizing.
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No antonyms found.
The intense heat caused the rock to undergo friation, crumbling into a fine powder.
The old stone tablet had experienced centuries of friation, leaving its inscription barely legible.
The weathering of the sandstone resulted in friation, forming intricate patterns on its surface.
The frigid temperatures and high winds caused the glacier to undergo friation, creating towering ice cliffs.
