1. Definitions and Meaning of Asperity in English Asperity noun

2. Asperse (Thesaurus) asperity aspersion

3. Asperity (faults), a "stuck" part of a geologic fault Asperity Mountain, a mountain in British Columbia, Canada; MV Asperity, a British coaster in service 1945-67 Asperity (materials science), the unevenness of a surface, in physics and in seismology, Asperity …

4. How to say Asperity in English? Pronunciation of Asperity with 2 audio pronunciations, 23 synonyms, 3 meanings, 11 translations, 1 sentence and more for Asperity.

5. What is Asperity? An Asperity is an unintentionally included non-component feature such as dirt or debris

6. We Condemn mistakes with asperity, where

7. Adjectives for Asperity include asper and asperous

8. Synonyms for Asperity in Free Thesaurus

9. Asperity has had a rough history

10. 2 He spoke to the boy with asperity.

11. He spoke to the boy with Asperity

12. Asperity definition, harshness or sharpness of tone, temper, or manner; severity; acrimony: The cause of her anger did not warrant such Asperity

13. There was a touch of Asperity in his tone

14. There was a touch of Asperity in his tone

15. Finally, researchers studied amorphous carbon, a coating material with superior wear resistance, to understand plastic deformation at asperity–asperity junctions.

16. Asperity - WordReference English dictionary, questions, discussion and forums

17. Definition of Asperity manner or tone of voice Examples of Asperity in a sentence When I was a teenager, my father used Asperity when he spoke with all my dates in hopes of scaring them away

18. 6 Thicker films assure fewer asperity contacts and less wear.

19. An Asperity is a rough portion of material

20. There was a touch of Asperity in his tone

21. 30 synonyms for Asperity: sharpness, bitterness, severity, irritability, acrimony, harshness

22. 1 There was a touch of asperity in his tone.

23. Asperity density (also referred to as Asperity concentration), on the other hand, is a measurement of the number of asperities per unit area

24. Asperity From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Asperity as‧per‧i‧ty / æˈsperəti, ə- / noun [ uncountable ] formal if you speak with Asperity, you say something in a way that is rough or severe , showing that you are feeling impatient Examples from the Corpus Asperity • His words were not heard but the hissing of the voice

25. 7 Mrs Tremaine, wrought up,(www.Sentencedict.com) could resist an unusual asperity.

26. In general, increasing Asperity density will increase shear strength performance.

27. Asperity: Roughness or harshness, as of surface, sound, or climate

28. He, too, noted with mild Asperity the harsh encroachment of industrial

29. Asperity noun sharpness, bitterness, severity, irritability, acrimony, harshness, roughness, sourness, ruggedness, sullenness, irascibility, peevishness, acerbity, churlishness, moroseness, crossness, crabbedness 'I told you he had no idea,' she remarked with some Asperity.

30. From the Cambridge English Corpus This is the intrinsic Asperity of tactile …

31. When one asperity slips, there is an added load on the adjoining Asperities

32. 9 "I told you Preskel had no idea," remarked Kemp with some asperity.

33. When one asperity slips, there is an added load on the adjoining Asperities

34. She pointed out, with some Asperity, that it had all been my fault

35. Another word for Asperity: sharpness, bitterness, severity, irritability, acrimony Collins English Thesaurus

36. See authoritative translations of Asperity in Spanish with example sentences and audio pronunciations.

37. 3 She pointed out, with some asperity, that it had all been my fault.

38. 22 And he had a notorious asperity for which he was afterwards sometimes penitent.

39. When one asperity slips, there is an added load on the adjoining Asperities

40. This is the British English definition of Asperity.View American English definition of Asperity.

41. She pointed out, with some Asperity, that it had all been my fault

42. Translation for 'Asperity' in the free English-Hindi dictionary and many other Hindi translations.

43. Synonyms for Acridity include acrimony, acridness, bitterness, mordancy, vitriol, acidity, asperity, acidness, bile and cattiness

44. Asperity noun sharpness, bitterness, severity, irritability, acrimony, harshness, roughness, sourness, ruggedness, sullenness, irascibility, peevishness, acerbity, churlishness, moroseness, crossness, crabbedness 'I told you he had no idea,' she remarked with some Asperity.

45. Definition and synonyms of Asperity from the online English dictionary from Macmillan Education.

46. Asperity is defined as a way of speaking or behaving that is harsh or irritable

47. 11 With any other man Dalgliesh would have pointed this out and with some asperity.

48. An example of an Asperity is a tone of voice a teenage might take when mad.

49. 5 And he had a notorious asperity for which he was afterwards sometimes penitent.

50. Evidence is presented to show that the lubrication at the hard Asperity-wave interface is …

51. His words were not heard but the hissing of the voice carried a certain asperity.

52. He opposed devolution consistently, and with some Asperity, precisely because of its potential to elide into independence

53. "You are 'beholden' to everybody who has befriended you," retorted the warden with rising Asperity.

54. 10 His words were not heard but the hissing of the voice carried a certain asperity.

55. In materials science, Asperity, defined as "unevenness of surface, roughness, ruggedness", has implications in physics and seismology

56. Synonyms for Brusqueness include terseness, abruptness, asperity, offhandedness, roughness, unfriendliness, lack of warmth, bitterness, acrimony and sharpness

57. Asperities are numerous in all tapes and produce Asperity noise, heard as a sort of low frequency rumble, in tape

58. Surface Asperities exist across multiple scales, and seismic asperity on a fault plane is at a macroscopic scale

59. He, too, noted with mild asperity the harsh encroachment of industrialization on the ethereal world of the cataract.

60. Asperity In this paper, however, we consider particles with microscopic surface asperities such that they are able to make contact

61. With decreasing lubricant film heights, simultaneous solid Asperity contact and hydrodynamic pressure build-up can occur, thus sharing the …

62. Samples, tapes, synths, drum programmes and all-sorts have been embedded into the sound to create a dynamic Asperity.

63. (æsperɪti) uncountable noun [oft with NOUN] If you say something with Asperity, you say it impatiently and severely.

64. 4 He, too, noted with mild asperity the harsh encroachment of industrialization on the ethereal world of the cataract.

65. There are also several similar words to Acerbity in our dictionary, which are Acidity, Asperity, Astringency, Mordancy, Sourness and Tartness

66. Asperity (countable and uncountable, plural asperities) The quality of being harsh or severe in the way one speaks or behaves toward people

67. Asperity: 1 n harshness of manner Synonyms: sharpness Antonyms: bluntness , dullness without sharpness or clearness of edge or point Type of: ill nature a disagreeable, irritable, or malevolent disposition n something hard to endure “the Asperity of northern winters” Synonyms: grimness , hardship , rigor , rigorousness , rigour , rigourousness

68. 8 Employing the average flow model and asperity contact model, a theoretical analysis for piston rings lubrication condition has been presented.

69. A very important outcome of their work, which led to the Asperity contact theory of friction, is their detailed discussion about adhesive wear

70. 15 In this paper, the far-field body wave radiation of the fault which contains a asperity is studied by using dislocation model.

71. Harshness of manner Synonyms: sharpness; something hard to endure Synonyms: grimness, hardship, rigor, rigorousness, rigour, rigourousness, severeness, severity Example - the Asperity of northern winters

72. *(Samuel Johnson) (1709-1784) *:I hope it is no very Cynical asperity not to confess obligations where no benefit has been received.; …

73. asperity (countable and uncountable, plural Asperities) The quality of being harsh or severe in the way one speaks or behaves toward people

74. 13 The hydrodynamic governing equation was derived based on the average flow model of Patir-Cheng and the contact factor of Weibull asperity height distribution.

75. Asperity appeared around the thirteenth century first in Latin, in the form of asprete ("a hardship or roughness"), which was only used figuratively

76. If the Aseismic slip portion in these small asperities is negligible, we can estimate the cumulative amount of Aseismic slip in the area surrounding each asperity

77. The hydrodynamic governing equation was derived based on the average flow model of Patir-Cheng and the contact factor of Weibull asperity height distribution.

78. Arenosity aridity also aridness aromaticity artificiality aseity asexuality asininity asperity asphericity assailability assiduity also assiduousness assignability assimilability associability also associableness associativity also associativeness assumability astucity (Rare) …

79. The size of an Asperity has a very strong effect on the way the material behaves when placed into contact with another material, and can contribute to thermal or

80. 14 The Shear Dilatant Effect of Joints Refers to the Increase of Joints' Volume and Thickness Accompanying Shear Displacement as Caused by the Asperity of the Joint Surface.