abraded

[uh-brey-did]

abraded Definition

• 1. worn away by friction
• 2. scratched or scraped

Using abraded: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "abraded" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The surface of the table was abraded from years of use.

• Example

  His shoes were abraded from walking on rough terrain.

• Example

  The paint on the car was abraded after rubbing against a wall.

abraded Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for abraded

• eroded
• scuffed
• scratched

Antonyms for abraded

• smooth
• unscratched

Origins of abraded

from Latin 'abradere', meaning 'to scrape off'

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Summary: abraded in Brief

'Abraded' [uh-brey-did] is an adjective that describes something that has been worn away by friction or scratched or scraped. It is often used to describe surfaces that have been damaged or worn down over time, such as the surface of a table or the paint on a car. Synonyms for 'abraded' include 'eroded,' 'scuffed,' and 'scratched.'