Sanding

Pronunciation: /ˈsændɪŋ/

Definitions of sanding

noun the act of smoothing or polishing a surface using sandpaper or a similar abrasive material

Example Sentences

A1 I am sanding the wood to make it smooth.

A2 She enjoys sanding furniture to give it a new look.

B1 Sanding is an important step in refinishing old cabinets.

B2 The carpenter spent hours sanding the floor to perfection.

C1 The meticulous sanding of the sculpture brought out its intricate details.

C2 His expertise in sanding wood has earned him a reputation as a master craftsman.

Examples of sanding in a Sentence

formal The carpenter spent hours sanding the wooden table to achieve a smooth finish.

informal I'm sanding down this old dresser to give it a fresh look.

slang I hate sanding, it's such a pain!

figurative She felt like she was constantly sanding away at her rough edges to become a better person.

Grammatical Forms of sanding

• past tense: sanded
• plural: sandings
• comparative: more sanding
• superlative: most sanding
• present tense: sanding
• future tense: will sand
• perfect tense: have sanded
• continuous tense: is sanding
• singular: sanding
• positive degree: sanding
• infinitive: to sand
• gerund: sanding
• participle: sanded

Origin and Evolution of sanding

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'sanding' originated from the Old English word 'sendan' which means to send or to propel.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'sanding' evolved to specifically refer to the act of smoothing or polishing a surface using sandpaper or sanding tools.