spall (Meaning)

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spall (n)

a fragment broken off from the edge or face of stone or ore and having at least one thin edge

The intense heat caused the rock to spall, creating sharp, flaky fragments.
The spalling of the concrete pillars weakened the structure of the bridge.
The spalled surface of the stone revealed intricate patterns hidden beneath its smooth exterior.
The spalling damage to the bricks was caused by the expansion and contraction of water droplets during freezing and thawing cycles.
The spalled metal surface was susceptible to corrosion and further deterioration.
The spalling of the ice on the lake created hazardous conditions for skaters and anglers.
The spalled teeth of the gear prevented it from meshing properly.
The spalling of the paint on the car exposed the underlying metal to the elements.
The spalled sections of the road surface required immediate repair to prevent further damage.
The spalling of the tiles on the bathroom floor was a result of excessive moisture and poor installation.

a fragment broken off from the edge or face of stone or ore and having at least one thin edge

shard,chip, splinter, fragment, flake, sliver, section, scrap, shred, bit

lump, lump,slab, slab, chunk,chunk,hunk, hunk

The intense heat caused the rock to spall, creating sharp, flaky fragments.

The spalling of the concrete pillars weakened the structure of the bridge.

The spalled surface of the stone revealed intricate patterns hidden beneath its smooth exterior.

The spalling damage to the bricks was caused by the expansion and contraction of water droplets during freezing and thawing cycles.