Antonyms for erode
ɪˈroʊderode

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1. erode, gnaw, gnaw at, eat at, wear awayverb

   become ground down or deteriorate

   "Her confidence eroded"

   Synonyms:
   eat at, wear away, fret, whittle down, whittle away, wear off, gnaw, gnaw at, eat away

2. erode, eat away, fretverb

   remove soil or rock

   "Rain eroded the terraces"

   Synonyms:
   gnaw, fret, rankle, gag, chafe, eat into, fray, gnaw at, fuss, grate, eat at, gall, choke, wear away, eat away, niggle, rub, scratch

How to use erode in a sentence?

1. Efraim Filho:

   He is an important asset for the Bolsonaro government, any firing or exit of Mandetta would erode support for the president.

2. Cooper Quintin:

   I think that this could erode ... confidentiality when dealing with medical data and medical information.

3. Alexandra Hamlet:

   If a teen is in a negative mood and does not have the awareness desire to feel better, they may seek out a conversation with a chatbot that they know will make them feel worse, over time, having interactions like these can erode a teens’ sense of worth, despite their knowing that they are really talking to a bot. In an emotional state of mind, it becomes less possible for an individual to consider this type of logic.

4. Toni Boucher:

   This is going to further erode education in so many of our towns, we all understand there are big barriers to success and we all want those [Alliance] school districts to succeed, but there’s a tipping point and I think that has been reached now.

5. Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto:

   If NATO does not continue the enlargement process that would also erode NATO's credibility significantly.

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