English, asked by deva1424, 6 months ago

Why is his/her 'mean' worn out?​

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Answered by abisheaksabu
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Answer:

cause to become damaged or eroded, as from frequent or rough use. A noun or pronoun can be used between "wear" and "out." Coming to abrupt stops like that is really going to wear out your breaks.

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