Abrade

The ocean waves abrade the rocky coastline over time.

The constant abrade of ocean waves against the cliffs eroded them over time.

The constant rubbing of shoes against the pavement can lead to an abrade on the soles.

The abrade on the piano keys was due to years of playing and practice.

The abrade on the metal surface of the car was caused by constant exposure to the elements.

The frequent handling of the old book caused an abrade on its cover.

The abrade on the edge of the paper was due to the rough handling.

The abrade on the metal railing was caused by the harsh weather conditions.

Her persistent questioning began to abrade his patience.

The dentist had to abrade the tooth surface to prepare it for a filling.

The constant wind and sand will abrade the paint off the old buildings in the desert.

The sculptor used a diamond-tipped abrade to shape the marble into the desired form.

The harsh cleanser will abrade the dirt from the grout in the bathroom.

The rough surface of the rock will abrade the skin if you slide down it.

The rough waves will abrade the sand on the beach.

The abrasive scrubbing brush can abrade the tiles in the shower.

The steady stream of water can abrade the rocks in the riverbed.

The constant friction of the rope will abrade the metal hook.

The metal polish is abrasive and will abrade the rust off the car.

The wind can abrade the finish on the exterior of the building.

He had to abrade the rusted metal to prepare it for painting.

The constant friction from rubbing caused the carpet to abrade.

The sandpaper can abrade the surface of the wood to make it smooth.

The constant rubbing of the rope will abrade the metal surface.

The heavy rain will abrade the paint on the old barn.

Over time, the harsh chemicals can abrade the surface of the bathtub.

The rough texture of the fabric can abrade the skin if worn for too long.

The frequent use of the keyboard can abrade the letters on the keys.

The repetitive movements of the tennis racket can abrade the surface of the tennis ball.

The constant friction of the ropes will abrade the metal edge of the pulley.

The constant exposure to the sun can abrade the surface of the outdoor furniture.

The harsh winds can abrade the paint on the exterior of the house.

Walking barefoot on rough terrain can abrade the soles of your feet.

The constant use of harsh chemicals will abrade the surface of the car's paint.

The rough texture of the concrete will abrade the skin of your knees if you fall on it.

The glacier will abrade the rocks it passes over as it slowly moves downhill.

The rough seas can abrade the sand off the beaches and reshape the coastline.

The rough sandpaper can abrade the surface of the wood and give it a rustic look.

The gritty scrubber can abrade the enamel on your teeth if you use it too aggressively.

The rocks at the bottom of the river abrade the surface of the passing boats.

The repeated friction from the rope can abrade the skin on your hands if you're not wearing gloves.

The repetitive sound of the alarm clock began to abrade her sleep.

The constant scratching of the dog's fleas began to abrade her skin.

The shoe maker used an abrade to roughen the surface of the leather.

The worker used a coarse abrade to sand the rough edges of the metal.

The mechanic used an abrade to remove the rust from the metal surface.

The blacksmith used an abrade stone to sharpen the blade of the sword.

The carpenter used an abrade to smooth the rough edges of the wooden plank.

The jeweler used an abrade to polish the rough surface of the gemstone.

The chef used an abrade to grind the spices for the curry.