ERODE

ERODE


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Word: erode
Phonetic: /ɪˈɹoʊd/
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To wear away by abrasion, corrosion or chemical reaction.
To destroy gradually by an ongoing process. Example: to erode a person's trust


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Eat Away at Endless Time: a poem (5)
A hurricane may do this to a beach
Abrade
Adversely affect
Alter
Batter a beach
Become eaten away
Become less strong
Become weatherworn
Become worn down
Blow away
Blow away?
Break down over time
Carve a canyon
Cause a bank failure
Cause decay
Cause to deteriorate
Cause to vanish
Chip away
Chip away at
Corrode
Create a canyon
Create a gorge
Create chasms
Crumble
Crumble away
Crumble into the sea
Crumble to the sea
Cut into
Decrease gradually
Decrease
Destroy bit by bit
Destroy by degrees
Destroy gradually
Destroy over time
Destroy slowly
Destroy steadily
Deteriorate
Deteriorate slowly
Develop ruts
Diminish
Diminish by degrees
Diminish gradually
Diminish naturally
Diminish slowly
Disappear gradually
Disappear slowly but surely
Disappear
Disassemble naturally
Disintegrate
Disintegrate slowly
Displace over time
Drop off
Dwindle
Eat
Eat at
Eat at the bank?
Eat away
Eat away at
Eat away at slowly
Eat away at the beach?
Eat into
Eat off the land?
Ebb away
Fade gradually
Fail to hold up
Fall away
Fall off
Form a gully
Form by wearing away
Frazzle
Fret
Get worn
Give ground?
Give way to wind and water
Gnaw
Go from rock to dust
Gradually break down
Gradually destroy
Gradually deteriorate
Gradually remove
Gradually wear away
Grind away
Grind down
Lessen
Lose at the bank?
Lose face?
Lose ground
Lose ground?
Lose little by little
Lose slowly
Lose substance
Lose support
Lose topsoil
Lose underpinnings
Make bank withdrawals?
Make many small withdrawals at the bank?
Make molehills out of mountains?
Make smaller
Molder
Opposite of build up
Opposite of strengthen
Oxidize
Partly eat away
React to acid rain
Rub away
Rub off
Rust
Sap
Scrape away at
Shorelines do it
Show signs of weakening
Shrink at the shore
Shrink in increments
Shrink slowly
Siphon off
Slip away
Slowly crumble
Slowly destroy
Slowly disintegrate
Slowly reduce
Slowly wear away
Start to deteriorate
Steadily reduce
Subject to ablation
Subject to planation
Succumb to time and tide
Succumb to wind and water
Take away little by little
Trade center in India
Undercut
Undermine
Vanish gradually
Vanish over time
Wane
Wash away
Wash away slowly
Waste away
Waste away in a way
Weaken
Weaken gradually
Wear
Wear away
Wear away by wind
Wear away gradually
Wear away over time
Wear down
Wear down gradually
Wear down slowly
Wear down//Become weatherworn
Wear gradually
Wear in bad weather?
Wear through weathering
Weather
Whittle away
at away (at)
Wear (away)
Eat away gradually.
Wear away as a glacier does.
Eat or wear away.
Gnaw away
Eat away, as a river bank.
Diminish bit by bit.
Undergo disintegration
War away.
Rust away
Wear with time.
Impair
Decay by degrees
Break down bit by bit
What storms do to riverbanks
Decay or vanish gradually
Wash or wear away
Rot slowly
What seas do to shores
Sap slowly
Become worn
Undermine gradually
What waves do to shores
Gully
Weather away
Subject of ablation
Subject to detrition
Run to seed
Be slowly destroyed
Wear out
Eat away (at)
Fall off, as support
Crumble, as support
Wear away, as earth
Weather, in a way
Slip away, as support
Wash away, as soil
Dwindle, as support
Decrease, as support
Develop ruts, say
Wear away, as soil
Wash away, as a bank
Withdraw from the bank?
Remove gradually
Wear away, as a bank
Make a bank withdrawal?
Crumble over time
Weaken, as confidence
Run off
Slowly break down
Gradually disappear, as support
Get washed away
Slowly disappear
Eat out in bar in outskirts of Eastbourne
Destroy poem after hesitation
Depreciate how Cockney cavalryman travelled
Wear down the Queen with dedicatory verse
Become ground down or deteriorate
Wear out child killer: he drops his H's
Wear down English staff by end of course
Crumble away, stored in zero degrees
Grind down shaft to fit between points
Wear down the Queen with long poem
Finally, gastronome was up for crumble
Slowly go to pieces on drug
To start with, English railway lines deteriorate
Spoil King Edward's verse
’e was up to wear down
Grind away, getting the answer to crossword clue, finally
Gradually weaken
Take the edge off
Slowly wear down
Make smooth, perhaps
Reduce bit by bit
Gradually reduce fear, with soldier ignoring the odds
On ’orse, what man did wear
In the end, vote was carried — break down!
Eat at party, turning up before hosts
Degrade what a Norseman did in speech?
Eat away at the shore
Eat away at, as a coastline
Eat away at, as the ocean does a cliff
Undermine, in a way
Deplete gradually
Wear away slowly
Antonym of accrue
Crumble away gradually
Weaken, as political support
What the Colorado River will continue to do to the canyon for a few more zillion years
What the Himalayas will do for millennia
Wash away, as a coastline
Wear away, as wind and rain do to a mountain
Wear away, as a coastline
Wear away, as a shoreline
Decay over time
Wear down bit by bit
Gradually wear away, as soil
Crumble gradually
Gradually diminish
Wash away gradually
Scattered
Of the nose
Parody
Informal trousers
Umbilicus
Giant
Buy drug, skirting the fuzz, initially getting away with it
All but one mounted horse
Burdensome
Weather lady who rules lines
Undermine what orseman did
What did 'orseman do to eat away?
Gradually destroy heartless expensive nursing staff
Wear down Queen with poem
Destroy
Chip away over time
Seriously weaken
Diminish over time
Weaken, as support
Undermine, as support
Eat dirt
Externally rust or deteriorate at start and disintegrate in the end (5)
Crumble slowly
Start to crumble? Not entirely zero defects
Blow away, say
Take the edge off, say
Deplete slowly
Slowly destroy what a Norseman did, said East Ender
Gradually fall apart
Diminish, as support for a cause
Lose gradually
Slowly cut into
Slowly cut into
Wear down recent royal elegy?
Diminish, as trust
Lose ground, say
Wear on earth?




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