scratchbrush (Meaning)
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scratchbrush (n.)
A stiff wire brush for cleaning iron castings and other metal.
Synonyms & Antonyms of scratchbrush
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scratchbrush Sentence Examples
- The scratchbrush's bristles abraded the surface, revealing the intricate details beneath.
- The carpenter used a scratchbrush to remove the varnish, exposing the raw wood.
- The painter employed a scratchbrush to create a rough texture on the canvas, enhancing the painting's depth.
- The mechanic meticulously used a scratchbrush to clean the terminals, ensuring optimal electrical flow.
- The jeweler utilized a delicate scratchbrush to polish the metal, bringing out its lustrous shine.
- The archaeologists carefully employed scratchbrushes to uncover ancient artifacts buried deep beneath the soil.
- The sculptor meticulously smoothed the clay with a scratchbrush, creating a refined form.
- The restorer used a scratchbrush to remove the grime from the vintage painting, restoring its vibrant colors.
- The archivist skillfully used a scratchbrush to clean fragile documents, preserving their historical significance.
- The artist's scratchbrush blended the colors, creating a seamless transition on the canvas.
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A stiff wire brush for cleaning iron castings and other metal.
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The scratchbrush's bristles abraded the surface, revealing the intricate details beneath.
The carpenter used a scratchbrush to remove the varnish, exposing the raw wood.
The painter employed a scratchbrush to create a rough texture on the canvas, enhancing the painting's depth.
The mechanic meticulously used a scratchbrush to clean the terminals, ensuring optimal electrical flow.
