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Meanings of abrasion in English
Process of scuffing, scratching, wearing down, marring, or rubbing away.
Usage of abrasion in English
1
The abrasion-effects produced by the impact of the snow particles were astonishing.
2
No bruising or abrasion in the area of the anus or genitalia.
3
The material isn't designed to withstand assaults from sharps or high abrasion.
4
Lisa held a rectangular card to the left of the abrasion.
5
Water, wind, and abrasion resistant, the jacket kept the elements out.
6
WIRED: Hull strips protect the bottom of the boat from abrasion.
7
It's also protection against abrasion and punctures of the pressure bladder.
8
It also means more material standing between the core and agents of abrasion.
9
How can they be sure these marks aren't caused by abrasion?
10
The squares are most thickly distributed where the abrasion is most required, i.e.
11
By this method abrasion of the surface seldom results and air-bells are unknown.
12
It shields that bottom hardpoint from any potential abrasion caused by the rope.
13
There is a puffiness, and a slight abrasion of the skin.
14
Fortunately, this is in the abrasion rather than laceration category, so no stitch.
15
These weight-saving nylons are not as tear- or abrasion-resistant as standard shell material.
16
He was aware of a slight abrasion inside his left cheek.
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Translations for abrasion
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Abrasion through the time
Abrasion across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common