erode

To erode slowly and by small amounts over time.

To erode at a slow pace.

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

Emphasizes the removal or disappearance of something due to erosion.

To erode to an extreme or harsh degree.

To erode in a continuous and regular manner.

To erode in a way that is important or noticeable.

To erode to a large extent or amount.

To erode to a great and damaging extent.

To erode very quickly.

Indicates a continuation of the erosion process.

To erode at a fast pace.

Indicates total erosion or destruction.

To erode over a long and unspecified period, leading to a final result.

To erode with little resistance or effort.

To keep eroding without stopping.

To start the process of eroding.

To commence the process of eroding.

To seem likely to erode or cause erosion.

To have a natural or frequent disposition to erode.