At triteness

Being much worn, or attrite. Attrition, ( at - trish'un,) n. [Fr.; Lat. attritio - ad, and tritus, to rub.] A rubbing of one thing against another; abrasion; act of wearing by friction or rubbing. "The change of the aliment is effected by attrition of the inward stomach." Arbuthnot. -State of being worn by abrasion or rubbing. ( Theol .) Grief for sin arising only from the fear of punishment; a quasi degree of repentance. (Geol.) The wearing and smoothing of rocky or other rough surfaces, by the pa age of water charged with gritty particles, by the descent of glaciers, or by the pa age of sand-drift.