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• skin: However, do not abrade the skin by using a scrub brush.

• surface: To prepare wood, lightly abrade the surface using a dry sandpaper, rubbing in the direction of the grain.

• area: To avoid optical distortions, the abraded area should be much larger than the damaged surface to " feather " the edges.

• mortar: Laminated beaten earth and clay floors incorporating lenses of occupation detritus covered the primary floor of abraded mortar throughout the body of the building.

Modifying Another Word

• not: However, do not abrade the skin by using a scrub brush.

• easily: Unfortunately, since hairs abrade easily, dry, unmounted specimens are of little use.

• lightly: Nubuck Aniline dyed leather which has been lightly abraded on the grain surface to create a velvety finish or nap.

• heavily: These are generally broken and heavily abraded as may be expected in a river transporting coarse gravel.

• very: The pottery collection consists of quite small pieces, and all were very abraded.

• much: Sherds of Roman pottery were recovered from most contexts but all the sherds were much abraded and likely to be residual.