Thesaurus / abrasion
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Getting behind the wheel with a concussion, multiple skull hematomas, and bruises and abrasions across her body was a decidedly bad idea.
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Grime buildup on the fabric will break it down over time, but the most you have to worry about from overwashing is a little extra abrasion from your washing machine.
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Similar stones bearing signs of abrasion date to no more than around 200,000 years ago.
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Just some general abrasion from being in my wallet I thinkVery well used!
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Kerry bent yet lower, staring closely at a discolored abrasion on Sir Lucien's forehead.
DOPESAX ROHMER
The average loss by abrasion of coin is estimated by Professor Bowen at one-twentieth of one per cent.
These were determinations of the annual wasting of the ice-surface, whether by evaporation, melting, or wind-abrasion.
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The effect of constant abrasion upon the snow's surface is to harden it, and, finally, to carve ridges known as sastrugi.
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He would espy the beauty of an old binding through any amount of abrasion and laceration.
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It is used by medical men as a dressing for abrasion in the skin of bed-ridden persons, and is applied with a camel's-hair brush.
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