quickly erode

Frequency: 6.67.8 per million words

To erode at a fast pace.

erodeADVERB + VERB

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quickly

Examples (10)

  • Inflation can quickly erode consumer confidence.
  • The intense storm caused the coastline to quickly erode.
  • Without a clear plan, public support for the new policy will quickly erode.
  • High bank fees can quickly erode your savings.
  • Poor farming practices allowed the fertile topsoil to quickly erode.
  • A single act of betrayal can cause trust to quickly erode.
  • Their competitive advantage started to quickly erode as new rivals entered the market.
  • Rising global temperatures are causing the ancient glaciers to quickly erode.
  • Constant criticism from the media will quickly erode the government's credibility.
  • The value of their intellectual property began to quickly erode after the data leak.