Abrade

The car mechanic used an abrade wheel to grind down the rust on the car's body.

The construction worker used an abrade saw to cut through the concrete slab.

The dentist used an abrade to smooth out the patient's tooth after the filling.

The sculptor used an abrade to shape the marble into a beautiful statue.

The dentist used an abrade to clean the patient's teeth.

The painter used an abrade sponge to remove the old paint from the wall.

The welder used an abrade to smooth the welded joint.

The jeweler used a soft abrade to polish the surface of the gold ring.

The laboratory technician used an abrade to prepare the sample for analysis.

The artist used an abrade to create texture on the canvas.

The potter used an abrade tool to smooth the surface of the clay pot.

The woodworker used an abrade sandpaper to give the wooden table a smooth finish.

The incessant noise from the construction site started to abrade their nerves.

The lack of progress in therapy began to abrade her hope for recovery.

The endless paperwork began to abrade his motivation to start his own business.

The long wait at the airport began to abrade their patience.

The unrelenting bad news began to abrade her resilience.

The intense workout routine began to abrade his physical endurance.

The constant criticism from her boss began to abrade her self-confidence.

The repetitive tasks at his job began to abrade his enthusiasm for work.

The constant interruptions during her study time began to abrade her concentration.

The abrade on the surface of the stone statue gave it an antique look.

The abrade on the wooden fence indicated the need for a fresh coat of paint.

The use of harsh chemicals can cause an abrade on the surface of the skin.

The abrade on the kitchen floor was caused by the constant traffic of people.

The abrade on the paint of the wall was caused by the constant contact with furniture.

The constant washing and drying of the jeans caused an abrade on the knees.

The heavy traffic on the roads has caused an abrade on the surface of the asphalt.

The abrade on the door handle showed its constant use over the years.

The abrade of the car's tires on the road surface left visible marks.

The rough texture of the sandpaper is perfect for an abrade on the wooden surface.

The wind and sand can abrade the surface of a rock over time.

The teeth cleaning device can abrade tooth enamel if used incorrectly.

The rough surface of the wall can abrade your skin.

The shark's rough skin can abrade human flesh.

The constant rubbing can abrade the skin around the eyes.

The surgeon used a scalpel to abrade the dead skin from the wound.

The heavy foot traffic has started to abrade the carpet in the hallway.

The high-speed friction of the train wheels will abrade the tracks over time.

The harsh chemicals in the cleaning solution can abrade the surface of the countertop.

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

The dentist will abrade the surface of my teeth to prepare them for the bonding process.

The cook had to abrade the tough meat to make it tender.

The dentist will have to abrade the enamel on your tooth before applying the filling.

The repetitive motion of the dancer's foot can abrade the skin on their toes.

The constant friction from the rough sandpaper will abrade the surface of the metal.

The jeweler had to abrade the surface of the diamond to remove the impurities.

The rock climbers had to abrade their fingers to build up calluses for better grip.

The wind can abrade the paint on the exterior of the building over time.

The dentist recommended that the patient not use an abrasive toothpaste as it could abrade the enamel.