Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
erosive
Adjective
/ɪˈroʊsɪv/

Definition
Causing erosion or tending to erode.

Examples
- The erosive power of the river carved out deep canyons over thousands of years.
- Doctors warn that certain acidic foods can have an erosive effect on tooth enamel.
- Heavy rainfall can lead to erosive processes in the soil, affecting agriculture.

Meaning
The term ‘erosive’ refers to anything that leads to the gradual wearing away of a material, usually due to natural forces like water, wind, or chemical processes.

Synonyms
- Corrosive
- Wearisome
- Deleterious
- Eroding