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21erode — /ɪ rəυd/ verb to wear away gradually ♦ to erode wage differentials to reduce gradually differences in salary between different grades …
22erode — /ɪ rəυd/ verb to wear away gradually ♦ to erode wage differentials to reduce gradually differences in salary between different grades …
23erode — /əˈroʊd / (say uh rohd), /i / (say ee ) verb (t) (eroded, eroding) 1. to eat out or away; destroy by slow consumption. 2. to form (a channel, etc.) by eating or wearing away (used especially in geology, to denote the action of all the forces of… …
24erode — e·rode || ɪ rəʊd v. wear away, grind down, corrode; slowly consume, eat away …
25erode — [ɪ rəʊd] verb 1》 (with reference to the action of wind, water, etc. on the land) gradually wear or be worn away. 2》 gradually destroy or weaken: parliament s authority has been eroded by successive governments. ↘Medicine (of a disease)… …
26erode — verb waves and weather are seriously eroding the north side of the island Syn: wear away/down, abrade, grind down, crumble; weather; eat away at, dissolve, corrode, rot, decay; undermine, weaken, deteriorate, destroy …
27erode — verb /ɪˈrəʊd,ɪˈroʊd/ To wear away by abrasion, corrosion or chemical reaction …
28erode its edge — gradually wear away its edge …
29erode — v. a. Consume, destory, canker, corrode, eat away …
30erode — verb Syn: wear away/down, abrade, grind down, crumble, weather, undermine, weaken, deteriorate, destroy …
