A poor choice of facial scrub might abrase your skin, causing irritation.
Be careful not to abrase the coating on the non-stick pan with metal utensils.
Be gentle when cleaning the lens; harsh cloths could abrase the coating.
Constant exposure to the sun and wind will abrase the paint on the wooden fence.
Constant infighting within the company could abrase its reputation with customers.
Continued friction against the rough bark will likely abrase the skin on your hands.
Did you know that some toothpastes contain ingredients that could abrase your tooth enamel?
Harsh chemicals in the laundry detergent can abrase the fibers of your favorite sweater.
He chose a mild cleanser that wouldn't abrase the delicate fabric.
He tried to soften his words, fearing they might abrase her already fragile emotions.
He used a gentle polishing cloth to abrase the fingerprints from the glass.
He warned us that cheap polishes could abrase the paint of our vehicles.
He was afraid that expressing his true feelings might abrase their delicate dynamic.
He was careful not to abrase the intricate details of the antique jewelry.
He was careful not to let the harsh realities of the world abrase his idealism.
He worried that his blunt honesty might abrase their newfound friendship.
His bitter cynicism seemed to abrase any sense of optimism in the room.
If you sand too vigorously, you might abrase the wood before you're ready.
Over time, glaciers abrase the landscape, carving out valleys and shaping mountains.
Rough handling can abrase the delicate surface of the photographic film.
She feared that the constant stress would abrase her sanity.
She hoped the new medication wouldn't abrase her already fragile immune system.
She hoped the new treatment wouldn't abrase her sensitive skin.
She used a polishing cloth to gently abrase the tarnished silver.
She used a special compound to abrase the scratches from the car's paint.
She worried that the intensity of their argument might abrase their bond.
That particular brand of toothpaste is known to aggressively abrase tooth enamel.
The abrasive cleaner might abrase the delicate surface of the antique table.
The abrasive comments online began to abrase her faith in humanity.
The abrasive nature of gossip can abrase a person's reputation.
The abrasive nature of the debate threatened to abrase any common ground.
The abrasive nature of the political climate seemed to abrase all sense of compromise.
The abrasive nature of their personalities made it difficult to work together.
The abrasive personality of the manager seemed to abrase the morale of the team.
The abrasive quality of the humor made some uncomfortable.
The abrasive surface of the grinding wheel is designed to shape metal.
The abrasive texture of the cat's tongue can abrase skin during a long licking session.
The biting wind could abrase exposed skin if unprotected.
The coarse fabric of the uniform began to abrase his skin after a long day.
The constant arguments seemed to abrase the love they once shared.
The constant barrage of bad news seemed to abrase her optimism.
The constant bickering seemed to abrase the joy from their relationship.
The constant bombardment of information started to abrase her ability to focus.
The constant criticism of her work began to abrase her confidence.
The constant demand for perfection began to abrase his love for the craft.
The constant drone of the machinery began to abrase his patience.
The constant exposure to propaganda began to abrase his critical thinking skills.
The constant microaggressions began to abrase her sense of belonging.
The constant negativity in the news can abrase one's hope for the future.
The constant negativity online began to abrase her mental well-being.
The constant noise from the construction site seemed to abrase her patience.
The constant repetition of the same tasks began to abrase his enthusiasm.
The constant rubbing of the saddle could abrase the horse's back.
The constant struggle to survive began to abrase her ability to trust.
The constant surveillance began to abrase his sense of privacy.
The dry desert air can abrase the delicate petals of the desert bloom.
The fine particles of dust in the air can slowly abrase the finish of furniture.
The fine particles of sand used for sandblasting will abrase the metal surface.
The friction between differing opinions can abrase the surface of civility.
The friction caused by the spinning wheels can abrase the axle over time.
The geologist warned that the strong winds could abrase the ancient sandstone formations.
The grit in the air seemed to abrase my eyes with every blink.
The gritty snow could abrase the finish of my new car if I drive in it too much.
The guilt she carried seemed to slowly abrase her conscience.
The harsh realities of war began to abrase his sense of humanity.
The harsh words he spoke seemed to abrase the trust they had built.
The heavy chains began to abrase his wrists, causing pain and irritation.
The incessant noise from the city traffic seemed to abrase my nerves.
The loose gravel on the road will abrase the tires of the passing vehicles.
The metal bristles of the brush could abrase the delicate details of the artwork.
The metal shards within the old pipe will continuously abrase its inner walls.
The political debates became so heated they began to abrase the social fabric.
The relentless criticism began to abrase her self-confidence.
The relentless cycle of poverty and violence continued to abrase their community.
The relentless desert sun will abrase the paint of old cars left out to bake.
The relentless heat and sandstorms will abrase the surface of the pyramids.
The relentless pressure from his superiors began to abrase his sense of self-worth.
The relentless pressure to succeed can abrase one's passion for learning.
The relentless pursuit of perfection can abrase one's joy in the process.
The relentless questioning began to abrase his resolve to remain silent.
The relentless waves abrase the shoreline, slowly eroding the cliffs.
The repetitive movements of the assembly line began to abrase his mental sharpness.
The repetitive nature of the job began to abrase his creativity.
The rough edges of the broken glass could easily abrase the skin.
The rough handling of the package could abrase the contents inside.
The rough material of the bandage began to abrase the healing wound.
The sandpaper is specifically designed to abrase metal without damaging it too severely.
The sandpaper will abrase the sharp edges of the newly cut lumber.
The sandpaper will abrase the varnish, leaving a smooth surface for painting.
The scrubbing pad will abrase the grease and grime from the stovetop.
The sharp edges of the coral could easily abrase a diver's skin.
The sharp rocks within the waterfall abrase the stone over centuries.
The sharp shells scattered on the beach could easily abrase your feet.
The unrelenting waves of grief threatened to abrase her soul.
The years of hard labor and struggle began to abrase his youthful vitality.
This special cleaning solution is designed not to abrase sensitive surfaces.
Years of hard labor had begun to abrase his spirit.
Years of hard work and sacrifice started to abrase her youthful energy.
Years of living in poverty began to abrase his hope for a better future.
Years of navigating difficult terrains began to abrase his resilience.