Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
attrited
verb
əˈtraɪtɪd

Definition
The past tense of ‘attrite’, meaning to wear down or reduce in strength or numbers through constant friction, pressure, or use.

Examples
- Over the years, the company has attrited many of its employees due to budget cuts.
- The student attrited from the program after realizing it wasn’t aligned with their career goals.

Meaning
To be worn down through sustained stress or continuous exposure, often leading to a decrease in effectiveness or personnel.

Synonyms
- reduced
- depleted
- weakened
- eroded
- diminished