Abrase

The dancer's shoes abrase the floor during the performance.

The carpenter used sandpaper to abrase the rough edges of the wooden board.

The dentist used a drill to abrase the enamel on the tooth.

The artist used sandpaper to abrase the surface of the canvas.

The machinist used an abrase to grind the metal to a precise shape.

The car mechanic used an abrase to remove rust from the car's body.

The metal abrase was perfect for removing rust from the bike chain.

The mechanic used an abrase to polish the surface of the car's body.

The friction caused by the violin bow can abrase the strings over time.

The sharp rocks abrase the climbers' ropes during the ascent.

The repeated movements abrase the skin on the elbows and knees.

The constant waves abrase the rocky coastline over time.

The rough bristles of the toothbrush can abrase the enamel of the teeth.

The woodworker used an abrase to sand the surface of the wood.

The dentist used a dental abrase to clean the patient's teeth.

The cold weather and wind can abrase the skin on the face.

The sculptor used an abrase to carve intricate designs into the marble.

The artist used an abrase to create texture in the painting.

The harsh soap can abrase the delicate skin of a baby.

The dentist had to abrase the enamel before placing the filling.

The rough and uneven pavement can abrase the skin on the knees if one falls.

The excessive use of facial scrubs can abrase the skin on the face.

The waves abrase the shoreline, eroding the beach.

The artist decided to abrase the top layer of the canvas to create a textured effect.

She had to abrase the rusted metal surface of her bike with a wire brush.

They had to abrase the rust off the metal gate before repainting it.

The carpenter used a sandpaper to abrase the surface of the wood before applying a new coat of varnish.

She used a scraper to abrase the old paint off the wooden door.

The cleaner had to abrase the grime off the kitchen floor.

She had to abrase the stain off the kitchen countertop with bleach.

The jeweler used a file to abrase the rough edges of the silver.

The mechanic used a grinder to abrase the rust from the car's metal frame.

The jeweler used a polishing cloth to abrase the tarnish from the silver necklace.

The artist used a diamond-tipped tool to abrase the design onto the glass surface.

The metalworker used an abrase to smooth the edges of the metal.

The jeweler used a diamond abrase to cut and shape the gemstone.

The shoemaker used an abrase to buff out the scuffs on the leather boots.

He used an abrase to smooth out the rough edges of the wooden table.

The sculptor used an abrase to shape the stone.

The jeweler used an abrase to polish the gemstone.

The painter used an abrase to sand down the old paint before applying a new coat.

The construction worker used an abrase to roughen the surface of the concrete for better adhesion.

The construction worker used an abrase to smooth out the concrete floor.

The engraver used an abrase to etch fine lines into the metal plate.

The cleaner used an abrase to scrub the floor.

The stress of the exam made him abrase his teeth during the entire test.

The dentist warned her not to abrase her teeth too much.

He tends to abrase his teeth when he's nervous.

The harsh chemicals in the cleaning solution abrase the surface of the bathtub.

The soles of his shoes abrase quickly from walking on concrete.