How To Use Wear off In A Sentence
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Levodopa is considered better at treating motor control problems in Parkinson's patients but is also associated with side effects such as dyskinesia (involuntary movements), and the effectiveness of the drug can wear off over time.
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Missy -- she was spoily all her life, by poor massa -- her mamma good, very good; and when Missy pinch Zebby, and pricky with pin, then good mississ she be angry; but massa say only -- 'Poo! poo! she be child -- naughty tricks wear off in time.'
The Barbadoes Girl A Tale for Young People
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The four corners of every book, however, should always be protected by leather or, better still, by vellum, which is a firmer material -- otherwise they will rapidly wear off, and the boards will break easily at their corners.
A Book for All Readers An Aid to the Collection, Use, and Preservation of Books and the Formation of Public and Private Libraries
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A few minutes later, the effects of the short-acting anesthetic and muscle relaxant begin to wear off.
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In addition, Sasha was also schooling the thunder demon in the arts of speech: the spell with the metal disks was beginning to wear off.
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Eventually the fruit did wear off, and people gladly accepted antacids, to cure the rumbly tumblys that would certainly follow.
One For The Table: Flavortripping
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The state of torpor she had been living in -- for to stifle remorse she had been drinking heavily on the quiet -- now began to wear off, and her brain to uncloud itself; and
A Mummer's Wife
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And women, you may not understand this, but every guy out there has had to pry a pair of underwear off his pecker at one time or another after the spoot has dried and believe me ... it's about as fun as a chemistry test.
Unclebob Diary Entry
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The company announced that its menswear offering will include a large array of pinks, from magenta to fuchsia to salmon.
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As a repentant sinner I pledge to swear off this hallucinogen.
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The effects of the drug began to wear off.
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I've decided to swear off smoking.
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However, with the realisation that the response to levodopa in Parkinson's disease tends to wear off and in itself can produce dyskinesias, pallidotomy gained renewed acceptance as a treatment if the disease proved refractory.
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Either it'll get worse, and I'll end up with a fabulous accent in an alternate reality, or it'll wear off when I find a new cuss of the week.
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Three days, someone swear off to smoking.
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The novelty of the electronic counter at the [Overbridge] traffic signal is yet to wear off, and the constables posted at the busy junction seem to be a more relaxed lot these days.
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Her initial stiffness began to wear off as we got to know her.
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Cannot swear off relies on his custom, few is actually his warmth.
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Nevertheless, that Burns could forswear his encounters with the folk is as likely as that Tam could swear off drink or cutty-sarks.
National Demons: Robert Burns, Nathaniel Hawthorne, and the Folk in the Forest
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I give you my word -- not that I'll swear off, that I'll never do -- but I promise you you'll have no further reason to be what you call humiliated, or ashamed.
The Lost Road
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The use of additives ensures that conductive properties are present throughout the entire part and do not wear off with use.
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Her lipstick had seemed to wear off and was now on her teeth and the slip under her skirt was boldly showing.
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The alcoholic haze was starting to wear off a little and she could feel her temper rising.
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I swear off tearing the books.
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Later on, the caffeine seems to wear off, and torpid ballads take over as the singer ventures repeatedly into a strained falsetto.
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But this was enough to wear off the shyness on her side, and any symptoms of mortified pride and vanity on his.
North and South
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The effects of the drug will soon wear off.
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Her initial stiffness began to wear off as we got to know her.
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The effects of the drug began to wear off.
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Your child may still be drowsy from the anesthesia, but as this begins to wear off, there might be some discomfort from the incisions.
Minimally Invasive Surgery for Urologic Conditions in Children
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So now that the showroom gloss is beginning to wear off Obama at home, now that U.S. poll respondents are indicating that the first dents and scratches are visible in the previously gleaming bodywork, how is he being seen between Ljubljana and Lisbon?
How is Obama being viewed in Europe?
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The training of the Russian infantry comprises that of skirmishing as of most importance; the whistle is used to call attention; the touch is looser in the ranks than formerly; squares to resist cavalry are no longer used; [Footnote: A British officer, who has had good opportunities, says the infantry drill is second to none.] the Berdan breech-loader is the infantry arm; sergeant-majors wear officers 'swords, and together with musicians carry revolvers.
Afghanistan and the Anglo-Russian Dispute
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The pain of neglect and abandonment seemed to wear off.
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A combination of the two would be enough to make many people swear off the box.
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She didn't say anything when he unwound her arms from around him and pulled her shirt over her head, peeled her underwear off and stuck her under the running water.
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The effects of the drug naturally wear off within a few hours.
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Since its launch in 2006 Target's Go International programme has been joined by the Designer Collaborations series, working with established designers such as Posen also revealed earlier this month that he is set to launch his own affordable diffusion line, named Z Spoke, to his womenswear offering.
Undefined
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Down-market restaurant chains Long John Silver and Red Lobster resist an enviro campaign to swear off engineered seafood.
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A combination of the two would be enough to make many people swear off the box.
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I wonder if after one year, all the "newness" and " specialness " will wear off and my colleagues won't consider me a foreigner.
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It's a pain reliever; it will wear off or we'll run out of pain relievers and then we'll be left with a huge deficit.
Dow Hits a Nearly Six-Month High, Up 31.49
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When are you going to swear off cigarettes?
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The time it takes for a dose of a drug to wear off is measured by a value called a half-life.
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Elter is taken with the action of Love's Labours Lost, wherein a group of nobles swear off wine, women, and all pleasure in order to pursue their studies.
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A combination of the two would be enough to make many people swear off the box.
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She must steer clear of Matthew and then perhaps this ridiculous infatuation would wear off.
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Life would be easier , if only her husbandwould swear off gambling.
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You don't want to be at the dentist and have the novocaine wear off halfway through a root canal, do you?
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History shows that my novelty value tends to wear off within about two minutes.
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I dissected the magazine from cover to cover, until the ink started to wear off the pages.
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The effects of the drug naturally wear off within a few hours.
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You knew it was time to swear off the charm trend when your mom showed up at dinner with little horseshoes and roller skates dangling from her wrist.
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He finally made up his mind to swear off smoking.
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I wear office gear but with a clerical collar and that does reflect my theology.
Times, Sunday Times
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Hope the 'crumminess' of our smu football team and even basketball team don't wear off on your team, Mark.
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It might wear off, of course, but until it does, it's silly to leave all my gear lying around for some passing rambler to nick.
CASCADES - THE DAY OF THE DEAD
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‘But one of the main advantages of Botox is that the side effects are reversible, such as with tosis, which goes away in three months as the drug starts to wear off,’ said McMillan.
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A few hours after he'd had his tooth out, the pain began to wear off.
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He refused to swear off violence.
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It has novelty value but that will soon wear off once the menu options are exhausted.
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The novelty of married life was beginning to wear off.
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The effects of the drug naturally wear off within a few hours.
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The effects of the drug naturally wear off within a few hours.
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Injectable contraceptives, once they are injected, can not be reversed until they wear off.
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The tips, called ferrules, of lower quality poles will wear off, but a good cross country ski or outdoor shop will have replacement tips in stock or can order them.