sand off

The phrase "sand off" is often used in both literal and figurative contexts to describe the process of making something smoother or removing imperfections.

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Definition

B2Crafts and DIY

(literal)To smooth or polish a surface using sandpaper or a similar abrasive tool.

Example

  • He decided to sand off the rough edges of the wooden table before painting it.

C1General

(figurative)To remove rough elements or imperfections from something.

Example

  • The editor helped sand off the rough patches in the manuscript.

Similar

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