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erosion

noun as in deterioration; wearing away

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Despite congressional hearings and public outcry, lawmakers often demonstrated a lack of understanding—or worse, complicity — in the rapid erosion of privacy.

From Salon

We may not be on the verge of a dystopian future, but the erosion of financial independence often begins with small, seemingly logical steps.

From Salon

Social media, partisan polarization and politicization of institutions have fueled an erosion of trust across society.

In addition, heat from fire makes it harder for soil to absorb water, which can leave hillsides vulnerable to erosion.

Making matters worse is that the heat from fire makes it harder for soil to absorb water, which can leave hillsides vulnerable to erosion.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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