0 a rude and unfriendly way of talking or behaving: --
His abrasiveness intimidates many people.
She is disliked by many of her staff because of her abrasiveness.
Skate shoes are subjected to the abrasiveness of a skateboard's grip tape on a regular basis when used for skateboarding.
The ad, noted for its comic abrasiveness, was pulled from the airwaves after only 13 days.
Abbey's abrasiveness, opposition to anthropocentrism, and outspoken writings made him the object of much controversy.
This abrasiveness notoriously contributed to excessive tire wear.
However, his reported abrasiveness with players and management led to his dismissal.
The sleeve material can be selected upon the corrosiveness and abrasiveness of the flow media, a suitable synthetic polymer can be chosen.
That abrasiveness has therefore performed its function.
The problems with local government and central government have created an unfortunate climate of conflict and abrasiveness.
