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to wear down
[phrase form: wear]
01
épuiser, user
to slowly weaken someone's emotional or mental strength over time, often due to continuous pressure or challenges
02
s'user, s'abîmer
to become damaged through regular use
wear down
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Exemple
The constant negativity in the environment wore down his optimism.
Years of use have worn down the once-sharp edges of the kitchen knives.
The repetitive use of the keyboard can wear down the letters on the keys.
The constant dripping has worn down the stone surface beneath the leaky faucet.
Body punches can wear down an opponent over time.
