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Meanings of abrasive in English
Usage of abrasive in English
1
Or will an abrasive approach only lead to more reckless criminal activity?
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However, this was not some sort of denouement from his usually-abrasive stance.
3
As a young man, Devon- shire's ducal manner could sometimes seem abrasive.
4
This week, we check out the abrasive edge of Christchurch's music scene.
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The often-abrasive Mourinho has a history of falling out with high-profile players.
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Political analysts and pollsters say Steinbrueck's abrasive style has alienated women voters.
7
Saleratus Bill had carefully removed every abrasive possibility in the two rooms.
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The abrasive hooker has been one of Scotland's better players this season.
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No amount of the hardest known abrasive will even roughen its surface.
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Bolton's sometimes abrasive style got him into trouble in the Bush administration.
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But does the abrasive roughneck have what it takes to frack himself?
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It's an extraordinarily abrasive movie guaranteed to rub every last nerve raw.
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The loud, abrasive opening of the door reverberated up through the floor.
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If he shouted, he would come off on television as abrasive, unhinged.
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Renfrew's dull outside of the lab, Marjorie's a nit, and Cathy's abrasive.
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It seemed the others found their companion as abrasive as Tamír did.
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Abrasive through the time
Abrasive across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common