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v. To wear (something) away by or as if by abrasion: Waves eroded the shore.

v. To eat into; corrode.

v. To make or form by wearing away: The river eroded a deep valley.

v. To cause to diminish or deteriorate as if by eating into or wearing away: "Long enduring peace often erodes popular resolution” ( C.L. Sulzberger).

verb-intransitive. To become worn or eaten away: The cliffs have eroded over the centuries. Public confidence in the administration eroded.

v. To wear away by abrasion, corrosion or chemical reaction

v. To eat into or away; to corrode.

v.

v. To wear away.

v. To produce by erosion, or wearing away.

v. to reduce or lessen as if by eroding.

To gnaw or eat into or away; corrode.

Hence To wear away, as if by gnawing: specifically used in geology of the action of water, etc., in wearing down the earth's surface.

To become worn away.

v. remove soil or rock

v. become ground down or deteriorate

"Meanwhile Americans will be discouraged from doing the right things to mitigate the impact of higher gas prices and the nationwide system of roads will further erode from a failure to properly fund upkeep from the fuel tax."

eroded    erodes    eroding   

crumble    dilapidate    decay   

eroded surface    eroded margin   

eroded    eroding    erosion   

corrode    destroy    eat    consume    weary    fret    rub    denude    wash    wash away   

Rhode    abode    bestowed    bestrode    blowed    bode    bowed    brode    busload    coad