corrosion in Latin
corrosion in Latin is corrosio — corrosion means the gradual wearing away of a material, especially metal, through chemical reaction such as rusting.
corrosion in Latin
corrosio
What does "corrosion" mean?
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noun The gradual wearing away of a material, especially metal, through chemical reaction such as rusting.
"Regular painting helps prevent corrosion on the ship's hull."
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noun The gradual weakening or destruction of something over time.
"The scandal led to a corrosion of public trust."
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corrosion in a sentence
- Regular painting helps prevent corrosion on the ship's hull.
- The scandal led to a corrosion of public trust.
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What is "corrosion" in Latin?
"corrosion" in Latin is corrosio. corrosion means: The gradual wearing away of a material, especially metal, through chemical reaction such as rusting.
How do you use "corrosion" in a sentence?
Example: "Regular painting helps prevent corrosion on the ship's hull." In Latin, "corrosion" is corrosio.
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