Hanapin
Erosion
01
erosyon, pagsusuot
the process by which soil and rock are gradually destroyed and removed by natural forces such as wind, water, and ice
02
erosyon, kemikal na erosyon
erosion by chemical action
03
erozya, pagbaba
a gradual decline of something
erosion
n
eros
v
erosive
adj
erosive
adj
Halimbawa
Over time, the constant pounding of waves can contribute to the erosion of cliffs along a coastline.
Coastal erosion is a concern for communities living near shorelines, as it can lead to the loss of land and property.
The Grand Canyon was formed over millions of years through the erosion of the Colorado River cutting through the rock layers.
Wind erosion in deserts can shape sand dunes into unique and intricate patterns.
Erosion can expose previously buried fossils, providing valuable insights into Earth's history.
