Synonyms for eroding
erod·ing

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1. erosion, eroding, eating away, wearing, wearing awaynoun

   (geology) the mechanical process of wearing or grinding something down (as by particles washing over it)

   Synonyms:
   eating away, wear, wearing, erosion, corroding, wearing away, corrosion

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1. List of paraphrases for "eroding":

   undermining, weakening

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1. Ron Oliner:

   Before we put a deal in place with the city, morale was eroding and really terrible, long-time sworn officers were looking for jobs in other cities.

2. Ursula Marchioni:

   With the fundamental outlook for oil not improving significantly, outflows are likely short-term investors taking money off the table after a nice recovery in oil prices since late March, oil ETPs are not ideal for longer-term bets due to roll costs eroding returns and the market has been in contango ever since the ETP flows began to pick up late last year.

3. Bob Menendez:

   Expanding Title 42 to now include Venezuelans adds salt to an open wound while further eroding our asylum system that President Biden promised to restore.

4. Bill Galston:

   But Trump does not have the usual base of support. Legislative Republicans fell in line with Trump because they were afraid of Legislative Republicans and Legislative Republicans supporters and if that support is eroding, the end will be quick. he desperately needs to send a signal to the American people that his administration is open for business, that he is prepared to negotiate on a wide range of issues that might enable him to broaden support.

5. Matt Flanagan:

   Refiners don't want to get overleveraged if they're on the downside of the cycle where margins are eroding.