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abrade

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abrade [ə′brād]
(geology)
To wear away by abrasion or friction.

abrade
To wear away or scrape off a surface, especially by friction.


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With previous acid-resistant coatings, the coating could abrade during pigment dispersion and reduce acid resistance.
They have little points and ridges that can abrade your skin.
An abrading tool, like the one used in dermabrasion is applied, or sometimes a simple little block of wood covered in gauze is used to abrade the area.
 
 
 
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