substantially erode

Frequency: 6.99.1 per million words

To erode to a large extent or amount.

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  • Inflation has substantially eroded the purchasing power of my savings.
  • The recent scandal substantially eroded public trust in the government.
  • New technologies could substantially erode the market share of established companies.
  • Decades of acid rain have substantially eroded the ancient monument.
  • His constant criticism substantially eroded her self-confidence over the years.
  • The trade war is threatening to substantially erode diplomatic relations between the two countries.
  • Critics argue that the new law will substantially erode civil liberties.
  • The company's profit margins were substantially eroded by rising material costs.
  • The rise of social media has substantially eroded the influence of traditional newspapers.
  • A prolonged conflict would substantially erode the nation's military advantage.