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Meanings of corroding in English
Usage of corroding in English
1
However, there is serious degradation caused by corroding metal throughout the vessel.
2
The plant itself is not a reassuring image: it's aging and corroding.
3
The hopeless passion ran like a corroding poison through the inflammable tissue.
4
To Juvenal it falls to denounce the triumph of these corroding influences.
5
Mixed among this corroding metal lay the bones of the Meckros citizens.
6
They looked ruined, as if the white was quicklime corroding their solidity.
7
Criminals continue to make huge profits, corroding and corrupting public and private lives.
8
Outside, it kept raining against the window, corroding the cutlery inside.
9
He acted like a man who had a corroding sorrow in his heart.
10
Just how or where fell the first corroding touch he could never tell.
11
For five years he had lived in a fool's paradise, a corroding dream.
12
Grief, long-standing jealousy, constant care and corroding anxiety sometimes tend to develop insanity.
13
It also leads to metal parts of buildings corroding and the ground becoming unstable.
14
The corroding influence of Darwinism has spread as the doctrine has been increasingly accepted.
15
This disease of business would be corroding you and marring you all the time.
16
The corroding years did not act as acid upon it.
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