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to exfoliate
01
to remove dead or dry skin cells from the surface of the skin, usually by using a scrub or exfoliating product
Transitive: to exfoliate the skin
02
to unfold or expand in a manner similar to the opening of leaves
Intransitive
03
to shed materials in small pieces, layers, or scales
Intransitive
04
to remove thin layers of material from a surface
Transitive: to exfoliate layers of material
05
to facilitate the unfolding or spreading out of something, resembling the process of leaves unfurling
Transitive: to exfoliate a sheet
06
(of rocks or minerals) to peel or flake off thin layers as a result of exposure to weathering or heating processes
Intransitive
exfoliate
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exfoliation
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exfoliation
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Example
The spa offers a variety of treatments to exfoliate and rejuvenate the skin.
After a long day outdoors, she likes to exfoliate her skin to remove any dirt and dead cells.
He exfoliates his face twice a week to keep his skin smooth and free from breakouts.
He exfoliates his feet weekly to remove calluses and rough patches.
Using a gentle exfoliating scrub, she carefully exfoliates her lips to keep them soft and smooth.
