Nonabrasive

Pronunciation: /nɑnəˈbreɪsɪv/

Definitions of nonabrasive

adjective not causing damage or wear by friction; gentle or mild in effect

Example Sentences

A1 I prefer using nonabrasive cleaning products on delicate surfaces.

A2 The nonabrasive sponge is gentle on my skin.

B1 It is important to choose a nonabrasive toothpaste to protect tooth enamel.

B2 The nonabrasive polish left my car's paint looking shiny and smooth.

C1 The nonabrasive exfoliating scrub is perfect for sensitive skin.

C2 The nonabrasive fabric softener keeps my clothes feeling soft without causing any damage.

Examples of nonabrasive in a Sentence

formal The nonabrasive cleaning solution is safe to use on delicate surfaces.

informal I prefer using nonabrasive scrubbing pads for cleaning my dishes.

slang This nonabrasive toothpaste is gentle on your teeth.

figurative His nonabrasive approach to criticism made it easier for me to accept feedback.

Grammatical Forms of nonabrasive

• past tense: nonabrasive
• plural: nonabrasives
• comparative: more nonabrasive
• superlative: most nonabrasive
• present tense: nonabrasive
• future tense: will be nonabrasive
• perfect tense: has been nonabrasive
• continuous tense: is being nonabrasive
• singular: nonabrasive
• positive degree: nonabrasive
• infinitive: to be nonabrasive
• gerund: being nonabrasive
• participle: nonabrasive

Origin and Evolution of nonabrasive

First Known Use: 1930 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'nonabrasive' originated from the Latin word 'non' meaning 'not' and the word 'abrasive' which comes from the Latin word 'abrasus' meaning 'scraped off'.

Evolution of the word: The term 'nonabrasive' has evolved from its original meaning of 'not causing damage or wear by rubbing or friction' to also include a broader sense of being gentle or not harsh in various contexts.