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erosional [Brit ɪˈrəʊʒ(ə)n(ə)l, Am əˈroʊʒənl, iˈroʊʒənl, əˈroʊʒnəl, iˈroʊʒnəl], erosive [ɪˈrəʊsɪv] ADJ

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Many people believe that it is only done for the benefit of well-heeled adjacent land-owners rather than for erosive or littoral purposes. en.wikipedia.org

It contains numerous deep erosive cuts created by the seasonal melting of the permafrost. en.wikipedia.org

This large height difference created past rivers of substantial erosive power. en.wikipedia.org

Because the rivers and streams have such steep gradients and are so fast moving, they are erosive instead of depository in nature. en.wikipedia.org

The erosive power of wind, rain, snow, and wavesboth from above and belowhas formed the landscape into razor-sharp pinnacles. en.wikipedia.org

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