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Filter by Meaning The blacksmith used a large filed to grind down the sharp edges of the metal blade.
The dentist used a small dental filed to smooth the rough edges of the patient's tooth.
The blacksmith filed the iron bar to remove the rough spots.
The jeweler filed the metal to create a smooth surface.
The exhausted mother filed herself in the rocking chair, cradling her baby to sleep.
The blacksmith used a heavy-duty filed to grind down the metal piece.
The jeweler meticulously used a diamond filed to shape the precious gemstone.
The mechanic used a diamond-coated filed to adjust the teeth of the gear.
The dentist used a fine filed to polish the patient's tooth after filling it.
The jeweler used a delicate filed to smooth the rough edges of the silver ring.
The jeweler filed the metal to create a smooth surface for the ring.
The fashion critic's filed comments about the designer's collection were harsh and unflattering.
The dentist filed the patient's tooth to fix a small chip.
The machinist filed the surface of the metal part for better precision.
The blacksmith filed the iron to remove the burrs and imperfections.
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