abraid in a sentence
v. t.
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Definition
ABRAID: To wear away or irritate through friction or erosion.
Crossword clues for abraid
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "abraid".
- Rub something until it wears down.
- Irritate by scraping or grinding.
- Cause erosion through repeated friction.
- Wear away a surface by rubbing.
- Scrape against to create irritation.
Abraid sentence examples
- She felt a strange tension in the air, as if something was about to abrade the calm.
- The constant friction of the waves began to abrade the shoreline, reshaping the beach.
- His harsh words seemed to abrade her confidence, leaving her feeling vulnerable.
- The rough texture of the fabric would abrade her skin if worn too long.
- Even the softest of touches can sometimes abrade the most delicate feelings.
- As the years passed, the once-vibrant paint on the fence began to abrade and fade.
- They worked diligently to abrade the metal surface before applying the new coat of paint.
- The relentless wind would abrade the rocks, smoothing their jagged edges over time.
- With each critique, she worried that the pressure might abrade her creativity.
- The artist chose to abrade the canvas intentionally, creating a unique texture for her piece.