frictionally

/ˈfrɪkʃənəli/
adverb
  1. In a way that involves or relates to friction (the resistance when two surfaces rub together).
    • The brake pads wear down frictionally over time.
    • The heat generated frictionally can damage the engine parts.
    • Frictionally, the new tire material grips the road better.
  2. In a way that involves conflict or disagreement between people or groups.
    • The meeting ended frictionally, with no agreement reached.
    • The two departments interacted frictionally, often arguing over resources.
    • They worked frictionally at first, but later became a great team.
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