11 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Abrade' in a Sentence
"To gradually wear away or smooth by scraping or rubbing." more
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The worker is abrading the metal surface to prepare it for painting.
The hiker noticed how the wind and sand were abrading the ancient ruins in the desert.
The sandpaper is designed to abrade the surface and create a smooth finish.
The constant friction between the car's tires and the rough road had been abrading the rubber.
The dancer's swift movements on the stage were abrading the soles of her ballet shoes.
The constant typing on the keyboard was abrading the letters on the laptop keys.
Wind-blown sand can abrade the paint on outdoor metal structures.
The mountain rocks had abraded under the constant force of the elements.
The persistent wind and sand have abraded the ancient carvings on the desert rocks.
In the workshop, the carpenter will be abrading the wooden plank for a smooth finish.
The abrasive nature of certain soils can abrade plant roots in arid regions.
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