glabriate (Meaning)
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glabriate (v. t.)
To make smooth, plain, or bare.
Synonyms & Antonyms of glabriate
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glabriate Sentence Examples
- The botanist meticulously glabriated the plant specimens to remove the fine hairs on their surfaces.
- After glabriating the metal surface, the machinist applied a protective coating to prevent corrosion.
- The surgeon carefully glabriated the wound to promote healing and reduce scarring.
- The sculptor used a scalpel to glabriate the marble, smoothing out its contours.
- The scientist glabriated the tissue sample to remove any extraneous material before analysis.
- The entomologist glabriated the insect's exoskeleton to examine its intricate structures under a microscope.
- The paleontologist glabriated the fossil to reveal the delicate details of the ancient creature.
- The jeweler glabriated the gemstone to enhance its brilliance and clarity.
- The dermatologist glabriated the patient's skin before applying a topical treatment.
- The archaeologist gently glabriated the ancient pottery fragment to uncover its original markings.
FAQs About the word glabriate
To make smooth, plain, or bare.
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No antonyms found.
The botanist meticulously glabriated the plant specimens to remove the fine hairs on their surfaces.
After glabriating the metal surface, the machinist applied a protective coating to prevent corrosion.
The surgeon carefully glabriated the wound to promote healing and reduce scarring.
The sculptor used a scalpel to glabriate the marble, smoothing out its contours.
