abr
v. C2 Proficiency abr
v. to wear away or scrape off a surface by rubbing. It is a technical word used to describe how rocks or skin change over time.
v. to wear away or scrape off a surface through friction or erosion. Often used in geological or dermatological contexts to describe the gradual removal of material.
The wind abr the stone over many years.
The constant friction of the sand against the rock caused the surface to abr until it was smooth.
Geologists observed that the relentless action of the river abr the bedrock, eventually carving a deep canyon through the landscape over several millennia.