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Meaning of "wears away"
wears away: This phrase refers to the gradual erosion, diminishment, or disappearance of something as a result of continuous use, friction, or exposure to elements
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of wear away
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This effect wears away with time.
It wears away and stretches as the years go by.
Polishes and wears away with use.
It wears away at us as we try to move forward.
As sure as water wears away a stone.
Erosion or abrasion is the physical process whereby metal slowly wears away.
But the water wears away the stone.
He will not come out till the rage of the people wears away.
Constant dripping wears away a stone.
This is particularly true as the low heel lift mentioned above wears away.
This coating slowly wears away over time.
Time wears away most people 's sharp edges.
Erosion is when rock wears away by water and wind.
It wears away rapidly in some places, as shown here.
The wax film in these areas wears away quickly.
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The wood, it wears away if it is not polished correctly.
It is the constant dripping which wears away the stone.
The front end of the nozzle wears away due to abrasive ground contact during operation.
This sponge is made of melamine resin and wears away with use.
They work in material that wears away at the very steel they are built from.
The ceramic coating on the plates slowly wears away over time.
It occurs when the cartilage wears away and the joint loses its natural buffer.
Obesity places extra pressure on these joints and wears away the cartilage.
What if it wears away or I lose.
The thermoplastic surface has low abrasion resistance and wears away during operation.
The application surface continuously wears away during application of the composition to the skin.
Without protective enamel, the underlying dentine wears away much faster.
Pain occurs when the cartilage wears away and the bones rub together causing pain.
Wears away stones, and by diligence and patience the mouse ate into.
Its biodegradibility means it wears away with time as the wound heals.
Incorrect usage can lead to erosion, a process where wind or water wears away the soil.
This motion naturally wears away the horse 's teeth.
Life wears away our convictions, ideas, and all the bullshit they put in your heads.
The constant dropping of the water wears away the hardest stone.
Dripping water wears away a stone not with its strength, but with its constancy.
The cartilage is adversely impacted and wears away faster than it can regenerate.
However, this wears away between three and four o'clock in the morning.
This is because such blunt demonstration wears away the enamel present on the teeth.
The wind wears away a thousand mountains, I am not back yet ;.
A small crack often becomes larger and wears away the structure over time.
Over time, the pressure wears away cartilage, leaving you more vulnerable to arthritis.
Srila Prabhupada acknowledged that time wears away all things.
It just slowly wears away over the years ( many years ).
My strategy is, dripping water wears away stone.
Not Gabe . Time wears away most people 's sharp edges.
Since CG occurs over a long period of time, it gradually wears away the stomach lining.
In other words, the use wears away the human artifice.
The falling drop breaks the stone. - Water wears away the stone.
As sure as water wears away a stone. You give in.
That gets you free entry for a year . - What if it wears away or I lose.
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