Pronunciation: /əˈbreɪdər/
noun a tool or device used for abrading or rubbing down
A1 An abrader is a tool used to smooth or roughen a surface.
A2 The abrader was essential for shaping the stone into a sharp tool.
B1 Archaeologists found an abrader at the ancient site, indicating the presence of early tool-making activities.
B2 The abrader was made of sandstone and was used by the indigenous people to shape their tools.
C1 The abrader exhibited intricate carvings, suggesting it was a valuable tool in ancient societies.
C2 The abrader found in the archaeological dig was believed to have been used for ceremonial purposes.
verb None
A1 She abrades the rough edges of the wood to make it smooth.
A2 He abrades the metal surface to prepare it for painting.
B1 The archaeologist abrades the ancient pottery to reveal hidden markings.
B2 The sculptor abrades the marble to create intricate details in the sculpture.
C1 The jeweler abrades the gemstone to shape it into a perfect cut.
C2 The craftsman abrades the leather to achieve a distressed look for the furniture.
adjective None
A1 The abrader tool was used to smooth out the rough edges of the wood.
A2 She used an abrader attachment on her power drill to sand down the metal surface.
B1 The abrader wheel on the grinder helped to shape the stone into a smooth curve.
B2 The sculptor used an abrader tool to refine the details of the marble statue.
C1 The precision abrader machine is essential for creating intricate designs on metal surfaces.
C2 The jeweler used an abrader tool to carefully polish the gemstone to perfection.
adverb None
A1 She cleaned the dishes abrader.
A2 He ran abrader than his friend.
B1 The new employee worked abrader to impress the boss.
B2 The athlete performed abrader than expected in the competition.
C1 The author's latest novel is abrader crafted than his previous works.
C2 The scientist's research paper was abrader received by the academic community.
pronoun None
A1 Abrader is a tool used for smoothing or shaping materials.
A2 I found an abrader in the toolbox, it will help us with the project.
B1 The abrader he used was old and not very effective.
B2 The abrader she purchased online turned out to be of high quality.
C1 The abrader, though expensive, was worth the investment for its durability.
C2 The abrader they recommended for the job was the perfect choice.
preposition None
A1 The cat jumped abrader the fence.
A2 She walked abrader the street to get to the store.
B1 The hikers trekked abrader the mountain trail for hours.
B2 The detective searched abrader the crime scene for any clues.
C1 The artist meticulously abrader the canvas to create intricate details.
C2 The lawyer argued abrader the loophole in the contract to win the case.
conjunction None
A1 I wanted to go to the park, abrader it started raining.
A2 She studied hard for the exam, abrader she still didn't pass.
B1 He saved up money for months, abrader he couldn't afford the trip.
B2 The team practiced every day, abrader they still lost the game.
C1 The company invested in new technology, abrader they saw a significant increase in profits.
C2 The negotiations were going well, abrader tensions arose over a minor issue.
interjection None
A1 Abrader! That was a close call.
A2 Hey, abrader! Be careful with that knife.
B1 Abrader, I almost forgot my keys.
B2 Abrader! I can't believe you did that.
C1 Well, abrader, that was unexpected.
C2 Abrader! You never fail to surprise me.
article None
A1 I found an abrader in the tool shed.
A2 The archaeologist used an abrader to smooth the edges of the stone.
B1 The abrader was essential for shaping the metal into the desired form.
B2 The craftsman carefully selected the right abrader for the delicate task.
C1 The abrader's precision and durability made it a valuable tool in the workshop.
C2 The abrader's efficiency and versatility set it apart from other tools in the craftsman's collection.
formal The archaeologist used an abrader to smooth out the rough edges of the stone tools.
informal I found an old abrader in my grandfather's workshop.
slang Hey, pass me that abrader so I can fix this scratch on my car.
figurative Her sharp words acted as an emotional abrader, wearing down his self-confidence over time.
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