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- refreshed
- revitalized
- renewed
- regenerated
- restored
- renewed
- revitalized
- restored
- revived
- rejuvenated
- recreated
- recreated
- freshened
- revived
- freshened
- regenerated
- refreshed
- rejuvenated
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eroded Meaning
eroded (s)
worn away as by water or ice or wind
eroded (imp. & p. p.)
of Erode
eroded (p. p. & a.)
Eaten away; gnawed; irregular, as if eaten or worn away.
Having the edge worn away so as to be jagged or irregularly toothed.
eroded Sentence Examples
- The relentless waves of the ocean eroded the coastline, leaving behind a rugged landscape.
- The wind eroded the sand dunes, creating a series of mesmerizing patterns.
- The acid rain eroded the marble statues, leaving them pitted and weathered.
- The river's powerful currents eroded the riverbanks, carving out a deep gorge.
- The glacier slowly eroded the mountain, leaving behind a U-shaped valley.
- The harsh chemicals in the cleaning solution eroded the metal surface, causing it to become dull.
- The constant use of the stairs eroded the stone steps, creating a worn and uneven surface.
- The erosion of soil due to deforestation caused a significant decrease in agricultural productivity.
- The erosion of trust between friends and colleagues can lead to a breakdown in relationships.
- The erosion of traditional values and customs can have a profound impact on a society's identity and cohesion.
FAQs About the word eroded
worn away as by water or ice or windof Erode, Eaten away; gnawed; irregular, as if eaten or worn away., Having the edge worn away so as to be jagged or irregula
ruined,ate, destroyed, bit (at), nibbled, disintegrated,corroded, dissolved, wrecked, gnawed
refreshed, revitalized, renewed, regenerated, restored, renewed, revitalized,restored, revived, rejuvenated
The relentless waves of the ocean eroded the coastline, leaving behind a rugged landscape.
The wind eroded the sand dunes, creating a series of mesmerizing patterns.
The acid rain eroded the marble statues, leaving them pitted and weathered.
The river's powerful currents eroded the riverbanks, carving out a deep gorge.
