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erode

[ih-rohd] / ɪˈroʊd /


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The cuts will also erode the nation’s position as a global leader in the clean energy transition, he said.

From Los Angeles Times

The Marine Conservation Society said historic litter often washes up at this time of year due to the seasonal storms - and that eroding coastal landfill sites are releasing a lot of "retro" rubbish too.

From BBC

So far, the big power equipment manufacturers have brushed aside concerns that these new players would erode pricing power for their large, heavy-duty turbines.

From The Wall Street Journal

But rights groups say tougher oversight of AI if applied too broadly risks eroding freedom of speech.

From Barron's

Realtor.com’s Krimmel added that “nearly five years of elevated price growth have partially eroded income gains and weighed on consumer confidence.”

From MarketWatch