adjective
Uncommon
eroded
Eroded (adjective) means Worn away gradually, as by water, wind, or chemical action. Example: “The eroded riverbank had collapsed in several places.”
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Worn away gradually, as by water, wind, or chemical action.
"The eroded riverbank had collapsed in several places."
How to use eroded
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishDescribes something that has been gradually worn away.
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- Comparative
- more eroded
- Superlative
- most eroded
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What does “eroded” mean?
The word “eroded” means worn away gradually, as by water, wind, or chemical action. In plain terms, describes something that has been gradually worn away.
How do you use “eroded” in a sentence?
Here is “eroded” used in a sentence: “The eroded riverbank had collapsed in several places.”
What part of speech is “eroded”?
“Eroded” is an adjective.
Is “eroded” a common word?
“Eroded” is an uncommon word in modern English.
