erosive in English

adjective

[e'ro·sive || -əʊsɪv]

promoting erosion, inducing erosion; serving to erode

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1. [Atloido-Axoid erosive osteoarthritis

2. CONCLUSION: Erosive conditions had a massive impact on enamel worn against different antagonistic materials, with simultaneous erosive-Attritive conditions being more detrimental than alternating erosive-Attritive conditions

3. Corrosive definition, having the quality of corroding or eating away; erosive

4. 38 synonyms for Corrosive: corroding, wasting, caustic, vitriolic, acrid, erosive, cutting, biting

5. 38 synonyms for Corrosive: corroding, wasting, caustic, vitriolic, acrid, erosive, cutting, biting

6. The aerial parts of the plants intercept rain , decreasing its erosive power .

7. These induce blistering/erosive (impetigo, ecthymata) and abceeding (folliculitis) infections of the skin, respectively.

8. Synonyms for Attritive include scratching, grating, abrading, abrasive, rasping, rough, scarifying, erosive, raspy and scratchy

9. Uninspirited xerochelia Antimediaevally dragged anyone unpredaceous erosive versus something echocardiographies; drixoral account transmitting yourself capered

10. Gradual erosive processes have washed away bordering forests and created deep gorges at many places.

11. Oral bacteria also read quite common, mainly manifested erosive oral mucosa, hyperemia, have cheese - like cover.

12. In March 2010, EGD showed a discrete erosive lesion in the gastric antrum, which was biopsied.

13. Because of their greater gradient, Cliffs are subjected to greater erosive action and tend to retreat

14. Cretaceous sediments are cut off by the major erosive unconformity of the so-called “siderolithic” emersion phase.

15. Aeolian landform is a feature of the Earth's surface produced by either the erosive or constructive action of the wind.

16. Sonography allows for a very sensitive detection of small joint-effusion, tenosynovitis and small erosive bone lesions earlier than conventional radiography.

17. “The Channeled scablands are the erosive record of large, high-gradient, glacier-born streams,” he wrote in a research paper

18. 6 Not until that is done will the sea be able to recommence its erosive activities at the foot of the cliff.

19. 25 Not until that is done will the sea be able to recommence its erosive activities at the foot of the cliff.

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21. 5 A drizzly dusk was settling on the city and the imminence of nightfall had an instantly erosive effect on her confidence.

22. Methods that provide a physical barrier to wind or water reduce erosion by altering the path and reducing the force of the erosive agent.

23. The imageology showed that forward atlantoaxial subluxation was verified in 16 cases, which was related with erosive osteoclasia in the atlantoaxial, atlanto-odontoid and atlanto-occipital joints.

24. Aeolian landforms are features produced by either the erosive or constructive action of the wind.These features may be built up from sand or snow, or eroded into rock, snow, or ice

25. Aeolian Landform Aeolian landform is a feature of the Earth's surface produced by either the erosive or constructive action of the wind. The word derives from Aeolus, the Greek god of the winds.

26. Normally, waves roll towards the shore at the rate of six to eight per minute and these are known as constructive waves as they tend to move material up the beach and have little erosive effect.

27. Corrosive: 1 adj of a substance, especially a strong acid; capable of destroying or eating away by chemical action Synonyms: caustic , erosive , mordant , vitriolic destructive causing destruction or much damage adj spitefully sarcastic “ Corrosive cristism” Synonyms: sarcastic expressing or expressive of ridicule that wounds n a substance

28. The mud deposition boundary depth (mud DBD) is the depth in lakes at which the boundary occurs between high-energy erosive environments (coarse-grained noncohesive sediments) and low-energy depositional zones where fine-grained cohesive sediments accumulate.

29. Ablative armor is armor which prevents damage through the process of ablation, the removal of material from the surface of an object by vaporization, chipping, or other erosive processes.In contemporary spacecraft, Ablative plating is most frequently seen as an Ablative heat shield for a vehicle that must enter atmosphere from orbit, such as on nuclear warheads, or space vehicles like the Mars