eroded

• يصف شيئًا تعرّض للتآكل أو التفتّت التدريجي بفعل قوى طبيعية كالريح أو الماء، أو بفعل عوامل مجازية كالزمن أو الإهمال، مما أدى إلى تآكله أو نقصانه.

Describes something that has been gradually worn away or diminished, often by natural forces like wind or water, or by abstract processes like time or neglect.

1. Worn away by natural forcesB2formal

   Describing a surface or material that has been gradually worn down or removed by wind, water, or other natural agents.

   تآكل بفعل العوامل الطبيعية

   • The eroded cliffs along the coast are a dramatic sight.
   • The ancient ruins show signs of eroded stonework.
   • Eroded soil can lead to poor agricultural conditions.

   المرادفاتcorrodedweatheredworn

   الأضدادintactpristineundamagedunscathed

2. Gradually diminished or weakenedC1formal

   Describing something that has been slowly reduced in strength, value, or importance over time.

   مُتَآكِل

   • The eroded trust between the two countries took years to rebuild.
   • His eroded confidence made him hesitant to speak in public.
   • The company's eroded market share was a result of poor management.

   المرادفاتattenuatedcorrodeddegradeddiminishedimpairedreducedweakened

   الأضدادfortifiedreinforcedstrengthened

• فعل يدل على التآكل أو التفتت التدريجي لشيء ما، غالبًا بفعل عوامل طبيعية كالماء أو الريح، أو بفعل عملية تدريجية مستمرة.

A verb used to indicate the gradual wearing away or destruction of something, typically by natural forces or by gradual process.

1. Wear away graduallyB2formalscientific

   To gradually wear away or break down the surface of something, typically rock or soil, by natural forces like wind or water.

   تآكل تدريجي

   • The river eroded the canyon walls over thousands of years.
   • Wind and rain constantly erode the coastline.
   • The soil was eroded by heavy rainfall.

   المرادفاتabradecorrodecrumbledeterioratedisintegrateeat awaygnawwastewear away

   الأضدادaccumulatebuilddeposit

2. Diminish or weakenB2formal

   To gradually reduce or destroy something abstract, such as confidence, trust, or authority.

   تقويض

   • Constant criticism eroded her self-esteem.
   • The scandal eroded public trust in the government.
   • Inflation has eroded the value of savings.

   المرادفاتcorrodedestroydeterioratediminishimpairundermineweakenwear down

   الأضدادbolsterboostenhancefortifyreinforcestrengthen