feaze UK
fiːz
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Definition of feaze - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
damageRareUKwear away or fray by rubbingRareUK
  • The rope began to feaze against the rough stone..
abrade fray wear out
2.
disturbRareUKcause someone to feel disturbed or disconcertedRareUK
  • The loud noise did not feaze him.
disconcert disturb unsettle
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Origin of feaze

Middle English, fesen (drive away)

Examples of feaze in a sentence

  • Constant friction will feaze the material.
  • The unexpected question seemed to feaze her.
  • His calm demeanor didn't feaze under pressure.

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  1. French:effilocher, déranger, ...
  2. German:abnutzen, stören, ...
  3. Italian:sfilacciare, sconcertare, ...
  4. Spanish:deshilachar, perturbar, ...
  5. Portuguese:esfarrapar, perturbar, ...
  6. Chinese:磨损, 打扰, ...
  7. Japanese:擦り切れる, 動揺させる, ...
  8. Arabic:بَليَ, أَزْعَجَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְשַׁחֵק, לְהַפְרִיעַ, ...
  10. Russian:истираться, смущать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:зношувати, збентежити, ...
  12. Hindi:घिसना, परेशान करना, ...
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