Abraded or Abraided
Which spelling is correct, Abraded or Abraided, and how to use them properly.
Abraided
Incorrect spelling - This spelling is incorrect. "Abraided" is not a valid word in English.
"Abraided" is a common misspelling of "Abraded". Always use "Abraded" when referring to the correct word.
Abraded
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
This is the correct spelling. "Abraded" is the past tense of abrade, meaning scraped or worn away. Abraded (verb, past tense): Scraped or worn away by friction; eroded or rubbed off.
Definition of Abraded
"Abraded": This is the correct spelling. "Abraded" is the past tense of abrade, meaning scraped or worn away. Abraded (verb, past tense): Scraped or worn away by friction; eroded or rubbed off.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for Abraded
- • Scraped
- • Worn
- • Rubbed
- • Eroded
- • Chafed
- • Worn down
- • Scratched
- • Damaged
- • Weathered
Usage Examples
"Correct:" The surface was abraded by the sandpaper.
"Correct:" The rock face had been abraded by wind and water.
"Correct:" His skin was abraded from the rough rope.
Notes:
- • "Abraded" is the correct spelling. "Abraided" is a common misspelling—remember, it has only one "i" in the middle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it abraided or abraded?
The correct word is "abraded." "Abraided" is a common misspelling.
How to pronounce abraded?
The correct pronunciation is /əˈbreɪdɪd/ (uh-BRAY-did).
What does abraded mean?
Scraped or worn away by friction; eroded or rubbed off.
Summary
Abraded is the correct spelling, while Abraided is always incorrect. Use "Abraded" when referring to the correct word.