wear off Synonyms
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wear off Meaning
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wear off (v)
deteriorate through use or stress
diminish, as by friction
wear off Sentence Examples
- The pain medication began to wear off after several hours, leaving me uncomfortable once more.
- The euphoria from the drug wore off quickly, replaced by a dull headache.
- The effects of the caffeine wore off by mid-afternoon, leaving me feeling sluggish.
- The sunscreen's protection began to wear off as the day progressed, making it necessary to reapply.
- The novelty of the new experience wore off quickly, giving way to a sense of routine.
- The excitement from the party wore off as the night wore on, leaving behind a sense of weariness.
- The anesthetic wore off gradually, allowing the patient to feel the pain returning.
- The teacher's enthusiasm wore off as the semester stretched on, making the lessons less engaging.
- The paint on the wall began to wear off over time,露出ing the original surface beneath.
- The makeup wore off after only a few hours, revealing the imperfections underneath.
FAQs About the word wear off
deteriorate through use or stress, diminish, as by friction
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The pain medication began to wear off after several hours, leaving me uncomfortable once more.
The euphoria from the drug wore off quickly, replaced by a dull headache.
The effects of the caffeine wore off by mid-afternoon, leaving me feeling sluggish.
The sunscreen's protection began to wear off as the day progressed, making it necessary to reapply.
