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Frictional

Frictional is an adjective that describes something related to or characterized by friction, which is the resistance that two objects encounter when in contact and moving relative to each other. Frictional can also refer to the type of unemployment that results from individuals searching for new job opportunities.

Examples:

1. Adjective - Related to Friction:

1. The mechanic greased the gears to reduce the frictional forces.
2. Frictional heat can cause the tires to wear out more quickly.
3. The sandpaper's rough surface provides a high level of frictional grip.

2. Adjective - Pertaining to Frictional Unemployment:

1. During a recession, many companies engage in cost-cutting measures, leading to higher frictional unemployment rates.
2. The government implemented various programs to assist individuals in transitioning from frictional unemployment to new employment.
3. Frictional unemployment occurs when there is a time gap between the end of one job and the beginning of the next.

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