friction in Latin
friction in Latin is frictio — friction means the resistance created when one surface rubs against another.
friction in Latin
frictio
What does "friction" mean?
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noun The resistance created when one surface rubs against another.
"Oil reduces friction between the moving parts of the engine."
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noun Disagreement or tension between people with different views.
"There was noticeable friction between the two departments over budget cuts."
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friction in a sentence
- Oil reduces friction between the moving parts of the engine.
- There was noticeable friction between the two departments over budget cuts.
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What is "friction" in Latin?
"friction" in Latin is frictio. friction means: The resistance created when one surface rubs against another.
How do you use "friction" in a sentence?
Example: "Oil reduces friction between the moving parts of the engine." In Latin, "friction" is frictio.
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