What is another word for wear off?
Pronunciation:
[ wˈe͡əɹ ˈɒf], [ wˈeəɹ ˈɒf], [ w_ˈeə_ɹ ˈɒ_f]
Synonyms for Wear off:
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n.
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- finish .
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v.
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Other relevant words:
• go away
• noun
- abate ,
- ablate ,
- abrade ,
- be all over ,
- be no more ,
- become extinct ,
- become void ,
- blot out ,
- blow over ,
- calm ,
- come to an end ,
- corrode ,
- damage ,
- decrease ,
- delete ,
- destroy ,
- die away ,
- draw to a close ,
- eradicate ,
- erase ,
- erode ,
- expire ,
- expunge ,
- extinguish ,
- fray ,
- frazzle ,
- fret ,
- harm ,
- have it ,
- impair ,
- lapse ,
- lessen ,
- moderate ,
- obliterate ,
- pass ,
- pass away ,
- quiet ,
- remove ,
- rub ,
- rub off ,
- run its course ,
- run out ,
- tatter ,
- wash ,
- wash away ,
- wear down ,
- weather ,
- wipe out .
How to use "Wear off" in context?
Many products claim to last longer when worn, but what does that actually mean? Is there a physical wear off that occurs when the product is no longer effective? Or is it only effective if it is used consistently?
In order to answer these questions, it is necessary to first understand the different ways that products can last longer. Products can last longer physically by breaking down and being eliminated from the body. They can also last longer chemically if the ingredients are effective at preventing the product from being broken down.
The most effective way for a product to last is if the user uses it consistently.
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