n. 1 the rubbing of objects against each other; 2 disagreement between people or groups of people; conflict.
There seems to be some friction between them.
There seems to be some friction between them.
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What is causing friction for Levi's and Tam's friendship?
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What was a constant source of friction between Eleanor and her mother?
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Finn said there was a friction between Amanda and who?
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Static friction between the ground and your shoe keeps your shoe from sliding.
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Sliding friction acts opposite the direction of motion.
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You feel fluid friction when stirring thick cake batter.
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rubbing; disagreement; agitation; chafing
space; harmony
2 syllables
fric-tion
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