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No. 11,289 in Spanish

erosionado

Eroded; worn away by natural forces like wind or water.

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  • La roca ha sido erosionada por el viento y la lluvia a lo largo de los años.

    The rock has been eroded by wind and rain over the years.

    Here, 'erosionado' is used to describe the natural process where elements like wind and rain gradually wear down and remove material from the rock, demonstrating its function as a past participle of 'erosionar'.

  • El tiempo erosionado la esperanza de resolver el conflicto.

    Time has eroded the hope of resolving the conflict.

    In this sentence, 'erosionado' is utilized metaphorically to signify how time gradually diminishes intangible elements like hope, showing the word's flexibility in describing abstract processes.

  • La relación entre ellos se había erosionado debido a las numerosas discusiones.

    The relationship between them had eroded due to numerous arguments.

    Here, 'erosionado' metaphorically describes the process of a relationship gradually deteriorating, emphasizing its applicability to social and emotional contexts.

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