Associations to the word «Erode»
Noun
- Sediment
- Taluk
- Silt
- Erosion
- Crater
- Uplift
- Rim
- Basalt
- Weathering
- Outcrop
- Sandstone
- Panchayat
- Shale
- Shoreline
- Escarpment
- Limestone
- Volcano
- Gully
- Lava
- Stratum
- Coastline
- Inflation
- Dune
- Dike
- Salem
- Karst
- Glacier
- Runoff
- Massif
- Headland
- Deposit
- Whorl
- Steep
- Upland
- Plateau
- Cliff
- Granite
- Cretaceous
- Gravel
- Debris
- Conglomerate
- Sand
- Gorge
- Bluff
- Magma
- Topography
- Slope
- Soil
- Canyon
- Ulcer
- Butte
- Pinnacle
- Remnant
- Deposition
- Credibility
- Layer
- Embankment
- Terrain
- Legitimacy
- Ravine
- Enamel
- Intrusion
- Fissure
- Nourishment
- Boulder
- Meteorite
- Carbonate
- Cinder
- Triassic
Adjective
Wiktionary
ERODE, verb. To wear away by abrasion, corrosion or chemical reaction.
ERODE, verb. (figurative) To destroy gradually by an ongoing process.
Dictionary definition
ERODE, verb. Become ground down or deteriorate; "Her confidence eroded".
ERODE, verb. Remove soil or rock; "Rain eroded the terraces".
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