Pronunciation: /æbˈstərsɪv/
noun a cleansing substance
A1 I need an abstersive to clean the kitchen.
A2 She used an abstersive to scrub the bathtub.
B1 The abstersive I bought is very effective at removing stains.
B2 The abstersive is recommended for tough cleaning tasks.
C1 The industrial-grade abstersive is used in professional cleaning services.
C2 He developed a new formula for an abstersive that is eco-friendly and powerful.
adjective having the quality or power of cleansing or scouring
A1 The abstersive cleaner was used to scrub the kitchen floor.
A2 She used an abstersive sponge to clean the stubborn stains off the dishes.
B1 The abstersive properties of the soap made it perfect for removing grease from the car.
B2 The abstersive qualities of the detergent made it ideal for cleaning the windows.
C1 The abstersive nature of the chemical compound made it effective at removing rust from metal surfaces.
C2 The abstersive power of the industrial strength cleaner was unmatched in its ability to remove grime.
formal The abstersive properties of this cleaning solution make it perfect for removing tough stains.
informal I need to find a good abstersive cleaner to get rid of this mess.
slang I heard this new abstersive stuff works wonders on grime.
figurative His words were like an abstersive, scrubbing away any doubts or uncertainties in my mind.
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