Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
erode-an-ability
Phrase
/ɪˈroʊd ən əˈbɪlɪti/

Definition
The gradual process by which something loses effectiveness or quality over time.

Examples
- His constant negligence began to erode an ability to communicate effectively with his peers.
- Over time, stress can erode an ability to concentrate on tasks.
- Without practice, your musical skills may erode an ability to play your instrument smoothly.

Meaning
Erosion of an ability refers to the weakening or diminishing of a skill, talent, or capability due to various factors such as lack of use, environmental changes, or external influences.

Synonyms
- Diminish a skill
- Undermine a capability
- Reduce proficiency