corrosive in Greek
corrosive in Greek is διαβρωτικός — corrosive means capable of gradually destroying material through chemical action.
corrosive in Greek
διαβρωτικός
Pronounced: diavrotikos
Eating away; having the power of gradually wearing, hanging, or destroying the texture or substance of a body; as the corrosive action of an acid.
What does "corrosive" mean?
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adj Capable of gradually destroying material through chemical action.
"The lab stores corrosive acids in sealed containers."
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adj Gradually damaging or undermining something, often used figuratively.
"His corrosive comments damaged team morale for weeks."
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corrosive in a sentence
- The lab stores corrosive acids in sealed containers.
- His corrosive comments damaged team morale for weeks.
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What is "corrosive" in Greek?
"corrosive" in Greek is διαβρωτικός. corrosive means: Capable of gradually destroying material through chemical action.
How do you pronounce διαβρωτικός?
"corrosive" in Greek is διαβρωτικός, pronounced "diavrotikos".
How do you use "corrosive" in a sentence?
Example: "The lab stores corrosive acids in sealed containers." In Greek, "corrosive" is διαβρωτικός.
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