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Meanings of sometimes abrasive in English
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Usage of sometimes abrasive in English
1
Bolton's sometimes abrasive style got him into trouble in the Bush administration.
2
The loquacious, sometimes abrasive father of former UCLA player, Lonzo Ball, was no stranger to controversy.
3
He is known for his sometimes abrasive style and is seen as cold and uncaring by many Chicagoans.
4
This dark and pretty little woman with the sometimes abrasive personality was not somebody he should be so strongly attracted to.
5
They point to a smart but sometimes abrasive figure facing growing legal and financial problems at least in part caused by his involvement with bitcoin.
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They pointed to a smart but sometimes abrasive figure facing growing legal and financial problems at least in part caused by his involvement with bitcoin.
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The sometimes abrasive Emanuel displeased enough voters to help Garcia force the first mayoral runoff since Chicago adopted a non-partisan election format in the mid-1990s.