very corrosive

Frequency: 6.87.9 per million words

Emphasizes a strong corrosive property, common in general language.

corrosiveADVERB + corrosive

Categories:

very

Examples (10)

  • Battery acid is very corrosive, so handle it with extreme care.
  • The fumes from the factory are very corrosive and have damaged the nearby buildings.
  • Be careful with that drain cleaner; the label says it's very corrosive.
  • The constant negativity had a very corrosive effect on team morale.
  • His cynical attitude was very corrosive to the group's optimism.
  • Scientists discovered a new substance that is very corrosive to most metals.
  • You must wear gloves when handling this liquid because it is very corrosive.
  • The critic's review was not just negative; it was very corrosive, aiming to destroy her confidence.
  • Saltwater is known to be very corrosive, which is why ships need special protective coatings.
  • The atmosphere of suspicion in the office became very corrosive over time.