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View definitions for attrition

attrition

noun as in wearing down or away

noun as in regret

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Still, as the attrition rose, Scotland prospered, despite being a man down.

From BBC

Even if not numerically significant, any infusion of manpower can count at a time when both sides are suffering attrition and scrambling to find recruits.

It's really a matter of attrition, as you might say, over the next few years until we finally push these regimes into some sort of shape or replace them.

From Salon

They are now bogged down in the mud in what has become a battle of attrition.

From Salon

Kaiser countered that its current attrition was under 10% and “well below the industry average.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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