erode in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

erode in the PONS Dictionary

erode Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to erode sb's authority fig
saper l'autorité de qn
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Mangrove covered shorelines are less likely to erode, or will erode significantly more slowly, than unvegetated shorelines during periods of high wave energy.
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In some areas, unvegetated spoil piles continue to erode even 50 to 65 years after mining.
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All the region has been eroded by glaciers during three glacial periods.
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Silver, often used for surface-deposited interconnects, forms layer of silver oxide that flakes off and may erode up to a total failure.
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North of this area, the beach ridge has been eroded.
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Meanwhile, the band's business infrastructure was eroding badly.
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As the mass of the dam erodes, the force exerted by the reservoir begins to move the entire structure.
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Rivers and streams erode valleys throughout the parkland ecoregion.
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But before long, negative reviews from both critics and the general viewing public eroded its viewership.
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Nature now has its way, physical processes of erosion immediately go to work, and the structure inevitably starts to erode.
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