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View usage for: (əbreɪd) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense abrades, present participle abrading, past tense, past participle abradedverbTo abrade something means to scrape or wear down its surface by rubbing it. [formal] My skin was abraded and very tender. [be VERB-ed] Synonyms: scrape, grind, skin, file More Synonyms of abrade abrade in British English (əˈbreɪd) verb(transitive) to scrape away or wear down by friction; erode Derived forms abradant (aˈbradant) noun Word origin C17: from Latin abrādere to scrape away, from ab-1 + rādere to scrape abrade in American English (əˈbreɪd) verb transitive, verb intransitiveWord forms: aˈbraded or aˈbrading to scrape or rub off; wear away by scraping or rubbing Derived forms abrader (aˈbrader) noun Word origin L abradere < ab-, away + radere, to scrape: see rat Examples of 'abrade' in a sentenceabrade Marak blinked the blowing dust into tears, resisted the impulse to wipe, that would abrade his eyes. The rough rock had abraded her skin. Synonyms erase rub off wear away scrape away scrape out Additional synonymsDefinition to wear down or away Once exposed, soil is quickly eroded by wind and rain. Synonyms destroy, consume, spoil, crumble, eat away, corrode, break up, grind down, abrade, wear down or away Definition to shape or smooth (a surface) with a file shaping and filing nails Synonyms smooth, shape, polish, rub, refine, scrape, rasp, burnish, rub down, abradeDefinition to break the skin of (a part of the body) by scraping I had grazed my knees a little. Synonyms scratch, skin, bark, scrape, chafe, abrade- above suspicion
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