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erode

[ih-rohd] / ɪˈroʊd /


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The funnier part is when I have to call someone to look at the road because it is eroding or something, and then they show up and start laughing.

From The Wall Street Journal

Some of that support has eroded as he has put in place stringent immigration restrictions, political analysts said, particularly among Venezuelans.

From The Wall Street Journal

While OPEC+'s strategy has contributed to a supply glut that weighed on crude prices and effectively eroded some of the group's profits, experts say a mix of other factors offset them.

From Barron's

“Public misunderstanding of these losses could complicate communication and erode support for the Fed’s independence,” wrote Asher Rose, a former research analyst at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, this summer.

From Barron's

Much of what made this happen is being “eroded.”

From The Wall Street Journal