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frictions
n. (plural of friction English)
Usage examples of "frictions".
Know, moreover, that by centuries-old tradition, misunderstandings and frictions are held in the abeyance of general truce during this period and we may expect general tranquility on our journey to the west.
But, as you might expect, among so many persons on such a long journey, there arose frictions and dissensions.
So, all during that winter, there were no frictions between us and them, no untoward incidents, not even any more omens seen or reported.
In mechanics there are frictions by which the effects of the theory are frequently changed or retarded.
It certainly would have prevented certain frictions created by the black eye the major had inflicted on Hake and his consequent loss of face.