Chafingly example sentences

"Chafingly" Example Sentences

1. She felt chafingly irritated after wearing those tight jeans.
2. His skin rubbed against the rough fabric, causing it to chafe chafingly.
3. The rope rubbed against her palms chafingly as she pulled herself up.
4. His shoes were rubbing his toes chafingly.
5. The scorching sun made her skin feel chafingly dry.
6. The collar of his shirt rubbed chafingly against his neck.
7. After running for miles, his thighs were chafingly sore.
8. The sandpaper felt chafingly rough against her fingertips.
9. The cold winter air made her cheeks chafingly red.
10. The tight bra straps were chafingly uncomfortable.
11. The wristband rubbed against his skin chafingly.
12. The man's stubble on his cheek was chafingly abrasive.
13. The horse's saddle had rubbed against its skin chafingly.
14. The cheap fabric of the shirt felt chafingly rough on her skin.
15. The chafingly tight leggings left red marks on her legs.
16. His backpack rubbed chafingly against his shoulders.
17. The saltwater made her skin feel chafingly dry.
18. The cold metal chains rubbed chafingly against his wrists.
19. The sock was chafingly tight on his big toe.
20. The damp swimsuit caused her skin to feel chafingly itchy.
21. The sneaker's tongue rubbed against his ankle chafingly.
22. The razor left her skin feeling chafingly raw.
23. The jagged rock scratched against her skin chafingly.
24. The poorly fitting helmet rubbed chafingly against her forehead.
25. The denim shorts felt chafingly rough against her thighs.
26. The book's rough paper felt chafingly dry under her fingers.
27. The wool sweater felt chafingly itchy against his skin.
28. The elastic band of the mask rubbed chafingly against her ears.
29. The leather seat rubbed chafingly against his bare legs.
30. The dog's collar was chafingly tight around its neck.

Common Phases

I'm sorry, but "chafingly" is not a commonly used word and therefore it is difficult to provide phrases using this word. Can you please provide a different word or phrase to work with?