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cor·rode

(kŏ-rōd'),
To cause, or to be affected by, corrosion.

corrode

See corrosive.
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When iron or steel corrodes, the result is iron oxide, or rust.
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It's this acid--not the sugar--that corrodes your teeth.
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What one should look for in his work is the simultaneous narrative: the eye that disciplines the inherent shape of time corroding things, just as it corrodes the memory of fathers who do not speak, the memory of ourselves, faces on the screen, sculptures disappearing right before our eyes.
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The homeowners allege that beginning in the mid-1980s, Carrier started manufacturing its high-end furnaces out of inferior material that corrodes and prematurely fails, without disclosing that fact to consumers.
Class Counsel Announces Wisconsin and Ontario Homeowners File Class Action Lawsuits Alleging Carrier Corporation Concealed Significant Defects in Carrier and Bryant Condensing Furnaces

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