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Definitions from the WebTerm: Attrite Part of Speech: Verb Sense 1: (popular) To feel remorse or guilt for a wrongdoing and seek forgiveness. Example Sentence: After lying to his parents, John felt attrite and apologized for his dishonesty. Sense 2: (popular) To wear down or erode through friction or continuous use. Example Sentence: The constant rubbing of the shoe against the surface attrited the leather, resulting in visible damage. Sense 3: (local) To reduce or diminish in size or intensity. Example Sentence: The attriting confidence in the team affected their performance on the field. Part of Speech: Adjective Sense 1: (popular) Feeling remorse or guilt. Example Sentence: The attrite employee took responsibility for his mistake and actively sought ways to make amends. Sense 2: (popular) Worn out or eroded due to continuous use. Example Sentence: The attrite shoes failed to provide proper support and caused discomfort while walking. Part of Speech: Noun Sense 1: (popular) Someone who is deeply remorseful and seeks forgiveness for their actions. Example Sentence: The attrite confessed their sins and asked for absolution during the religious ceremony. Sense 2: (local) A state of reduced size or intensity. Example Sentence: The attrite of market demand led to a decline in product sales. Related Products: | ||||
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