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erode

[ih-rohd] / ɪˈroʊd /


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Still, Takaichi has made the fight against inflation a priority as rising costs have eroded support for her party, the LDP.

From BBC

"Because I can't style my hair the way I want, I end up thinking I look unkempt and unattractive, and that has seriously eroded my confidence."

From BBC

Inflation erodes the spending power of money you've got saved and - unless you get a pay rise - of your salary.

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As the dollar’s purchasing power erodes, everything you import costs more.

From MarketWatch

The business case for leaning heavily into EV production, specifically large-sized EV models, has "eroded", Ford said in a statement, "due to lower-than-expected demand, high costs and regulatory changes".

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