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abrasively [GB əˈbreɪsɪvli, Am əˈbreɪsɪvli, əˈbreɪzɪvli] ADV

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These artists make use of non-musical material and noise, but less abrasively than other post-industrial musicians.

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We suggest you get your hands on their self-titled 1977 debut album, which remains as abrasively potent as the day it was released.

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And so it has proved: even today, they can still seem abrasively complex and unapproachably introverted.

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The line between confident and abrasively cocky is delicate.

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The cartoon sponge has had an abrasively controversial life.

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Subconsciously, it's a weird security blanket, to be treated abrasively.

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If you feel like you aren't commanding the respect you deserve, especially when the room is disproportionately filled with male colleagues, fight the urge to confront the situation abrasively.

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Hope admits to working less abrasively after that and claimed that it was a real turning point for me.

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Each have their own typical physical and chemical characteristics such as specific weight, solids content, maximum particle size as well as how they behave, for example thixotropical, abrasively or adhesively.

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Two new roommates dance around one another, she abrasively, he helplessly.

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