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weathering

[weth-er-ing] / ˈwɛð ər ɪŋ /


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For decades, scientists have thought Earth's climate was regulated by a slow but dependable natural process driven by rock weathering.

From Science Daily

Young Thug and singer Mariah the Scientist are hearing wedding bells after four years of dating and weathering a high-profile legal saga.

From Los Angeles Times

She writes that, as humans, we must often return to “our child self, weathering out obstacles in good faith.”

From Los Angeles Times

The researchers note that this cannot be explained by rock weathering alone, meaning other forces must have been involved in these dramatic cool-downs.

From Science Daily

More than five years after retiring as one of TV’s most recognizable and distinctive personalities, he has transitioned to riffing on weathering the ravages of aging.

From Los Angeles Times