seriously erode

Frequency: 7.515.2 per million words

To erode in a way that causes significant concern or damage.

erodeADVERB + VERB

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seriously

Examples (10)

  • The experience had seriously eroded his confidence in himself.
  • Repeated scandals have seriously eroded public trust in the government.
  • The controversial policy could seriously erode the party's support base.
  • Unchecked inflation will seriously erode the purchasing power of families.
  • This kind of negative campaigning seriously erodes voter confidence in the entire political process.
  • The fabricated data has seriously eroded the scientist's credibility.
  • Constant questioning from the board has seriously eroded the CEO's authority.
  • Intense competition is beginning to seriously erode their market share.
  • The value of their savings was seriously eroded by the economic downturn.
  • Some argue that modern technology might seriously erode our fundamental privacy rights.