corrade in a sentence
v. t.
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Definition
CORRADE: (verb) To wear away or erode a surface through continuous abrasion or impact.
Crossword clues for corrade
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "corrade".
- To erode a surface over time.
- To wear down through friction.
- To gradually remove material.
- To scrape away in a process.
- To diminish by continuous impact.
Corrade sentence examples
- The relentless waves began to corrode the cliffside, corrade by the constant battering of the sea.
- Over time, the metal surface started to corrade, revealing the underlying rust beneath.
- The strong acid was able to corrade the stone, creating small fissures that spread over the years.
- Their argument began to corrade the trust that had once formed the foundation of their friendship.
- Extreme weather conditions can corrade even the most durable materials if left unprotected for too long.