corrade Synonyms
corrade Meaning
Wordnet
corrade (v)
wear away
corrade Sentence Examples
- Over time, the rushing waters of the river began to corrade the rocky banks, carving out deep channels.
- The constant movement of the glacier served to corrade the bedrock beneath it, shaping the landscape.
- Windblown sand acted as a natural abrasive, slowly corrading the surface of the ancient stone monument.
- The relentless pounding of ocean waves against the cliffs gradually corraded the once smooth surfaces, creating rugged formations.
- In underground mining operations, the constant movement of ore against the walls corrades the rock, creating dust and debris.
- The abrasive action of fine particles carried by the wind can corrade delicate surfaces, such as ancient petroglyphs.
- Weathering and erosion processes corrade the exposed surfaces of mountains, shaping them over millions of years.
- The repetitive motion of the glacier's icy surface corrades the underlying bedrock, leaving behind striations and grooves.
- The movement of the grinding stone slowly corrades away the surface of the grain, producing flour.
- Coastal erosion caused by tidal forces can corrade cliffs, leading to land loss and changes in the coastline.
FAQs About the word corrade
wear away
fray, erode,wear, abrade, scrape, chafe, gall, shave, fret, sharpen
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Over time, the rushing waters of the river began to corrade the rocky banks, carving out deep channels.
The constant movement of the glacier served to corrade the bedrock beneath it, shaping the landscape.
Windblown sand acted as a natural abrasive, slowly corrading the surface of the ancient stone monument.
The relentless pounding of ocean waves against the cliffs gradually corraded the once smooth surfaces, creating rugged formations.
