Friction
Friction noun - A lack of agreement or harmony.
How words are described
| particular | particular friction | particular screen |
| initial | initial friction | initial screen |
| actual | actual friction | actual screen |
| real | real friction | real screen |
| Other adjectives: massive, little, traditional, less, static, significant. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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Friction with the ground is actually a problem for him; the first time he uses it on-screen, the fresh mud he was running through caused him to slip during a sharp turn.
Source: Super Speed -
This led to much-publicized friction on the Growing Pains set.note During a Growing Pains reunion special, he apologized on-screen for his behavior at that time, indicating that he had trouble reconciling his new faith with his work.
Source: Former Child Star
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