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Attrition
01
usure
the gradual reduction or decrease in size, quantity, strength, or effectiveness of something over time
Exemples
Through years of exposure to harsh weather conditions, the attrition of the statue's exterior became evident, as its surface gradually eroded.
Attrition de l'extérieur de la statue est devenue évidente après des années d'exposition à des conditions météorologiques difficiles, car sa surface s'est progressivement érodée.
02
usure
the gradual wearing down or weakening of an opponent, competitor, or entity through persistent engagement, continuous challenges
Exemples
Through aggressive pricing and targeted marketing, the competitor caused attrition in our customer base, resulting in a decline in market share over time.
Grâce à une tarification agressive et un marketing ciblé, le concurrent a provoqué une attrition dans notre clientèle, entraînant un déclin de la part de marché au fil du temps.
03
attrition, contrition imparfaite
regret for one's sins driven mainly by fear of divine punishment rather than genuine remorse
Exemples
Medieval sermons often focused on inspiring attrition through fear of hell.
Les sermons médiévaux se concentraient souvent sur l'inspiration de la contrition par la peur de l'enfer.
04
usure, érosion
the gradual erosion or smoothing of surfaces, rocks, or objects caused by continuous rubbing, scraping, or collision, either naturally or artificially
Exemples
Glaciers contribute to attrition by grinding stones beneath the ice.
Les glaciers contribuent à l'attrition en broyant les pierres sous la glace.
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