Rechercher
to whittle away
[phrase form: whittle]
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éroder
to slowly reduce the value, size, etc. of something
Exemple
The erosion process gradually whittled away the coastline.
Economic downturns often whittle away the value of investments.
Poor financial decisions can whittle away a person's savings, leaving them with less money for emergencies or future plans.
Continuous lies and deceit can whittle away the trust between friends, leading to a strained relationship.
Unhealthy habits, such as a poor diet and lack of exercise, can slowly whittle away one's physical well-being, leading to various health issues.
