1. Verbs for Attrition include attrit, attrits, attritted and attritting

2. ‘the rock is of a kind which is fairly easily Attrited’ Origin Mid 17th century (in attrit (sense 2)): from late Latin attrit-, from atterere ‘to rub’; attrit (sense 1) is a back-formation from …

3. * attrit * attritional * attritionary * Attritive * attrition damage Related terms * contrition Anagrams * backfill

4. As verbs the difference between Attrited and attritted is that Attrited is (attrite) while attritted is (attrit).

5. Attrite (third-person singular simple present attrites, present participle attriting, simple past and past participle Attrited) Alternative form of attrit; Etymology 2

6. What does Attriting enemy mean? attrit destroy an enemy with large amounts of troops or firepower; reduce something in size or strength; to wear down by attrition To weaken or reduce in number by stress or military action: "Attriting enemy forces faster than they could be …