Synonym: abrasion, contriteness, contrition, corrasion, detrition, grinding. Similar words: nutrition, contrition, malnutrition, attraction, nutritious, apparition, attribute, attributive. Meaning: [ə'trɪʃn] 
n. 1. erosion by friction 2. the wearing down of rock particles by friction due to water or wind or ice 3. sorrow for sin arising from fear of damnation 4. a wearing down to weaken or destroy 5. the act of rubbing together; wearing something down by friction.
n. 1. erosion by friction 2. the wearing down of rock particles by friction due to water or wind or ice 3. sorrow for sin arising from fear of damnation 4. a wearing down to weaken or destroy 5. the act of rubbing together; wearing something down by friction. 
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91) This control requires knowledge of attrition kinetics and cyclone effectiveness.
92) Using the equations in this paper engineers can prefigure out the breakage behavior of the silicon carbide micro-sub micro powder in attrition mil...
93) Results show that there are attrition rate differences between groups in upper and lower jaws but no difference between male and female.
94) Initial enrollment was 109 subjects, but a high rate of attrition limited the number of evaluable subjects.
95) Small open torque , seat almost without attrition and long serving life.
96) Clinically affected teeth have a dark amber opalescence . The teeth undergo much attrition at an early age, as the enamel fractures away from the imperfectly formed underlying dentin.
97) Acid. Anti-corrosion properties,(http://sentencedict.com/attrition.html) can provide the industry with better products and lower their attrition rate .
98) It adopts ball and needle bearing with fine lubrication, little attrition, little attrition, Iow noise and long life.
99) Lube can ease attrition and extend the using time of machines.
100) The long war of attrition exhausted the strength of both countries.
101) In Addition, they are even aware of the fact that a greater percentage of businesses do not make it pass the first year of operation where the attrition rate is staggering.
102) The protein study is part of a larger push to reduce the attrition rate of candidates training for the elite units.
103) Campaigns of attrition are supplementary but necessary in protracted war.
104) The fast-increasing salaries in corporate India and high attrition rate are other major costs that sometimes global companies haven't fully accounted for.
105) A change of heart seldom or never happen without attrition.
More similar words: nutrition, contrition, malnutrition, attraction, nutritious, apparition, attribute, attributive, attention, tuition, edition, volition, fruition, addition, audition, ambition, sedition, position, petition, inattention, coalition, intuition, abolition, tradition, rendition, condition, munitions, pay attention, inhibition, expedition.