How Do You Spell ERODED?

Pronunciation: [ɪɹˈə͡ʊdɪd] (IPA)

The word "eroded" is spelled as ɪˈrəʊdəd in IPA transcription. The pronunciation of this word has stress on the second syllable. The letter 'e' in the first syllable is pronounced as /ɪ/, a short i sound. The 'o' in the second syllable is pronounced as /əʊ/, a long o sound. The letters 'd' at the end of the word are pronounced as /d/ sound. "Eroded" is a verb that describes the gradual wearing away of something by natural agents such as water or wind.

ERODED Meaning and Definition

1. Eroded is an adjective used to describe something that has undergone the process of erosion. Erosion refers to the gradual wearing away, weathering, or gradual destruction of a material or substance due to external forces such as wind, water, or ice. It is a natural process that occurs over time and can result in the loss or alteration of the original form or structure of an object or surface.

   When something is eroded, it often exhibits visible signs of its deterioration, such as a worn-down appearance, a reduction in size or substance, or the formation of grooves, gullies, or irregularities. For instance, eroded cliffs may exhibit jagged edges or uneven surfaces due to the constant battering of waves or shifting winds. Similarly, eroded soil may appear sparse, depleted, or fragmented, resulting in reduced fertility for plants and crops.

   Erosion can occur in various environments, including natural landscapes, geological formations, and man-made structures. Factors that contribute to erosion include the forces of gravity, wind patterns, water flow, temperature variations, chemical processes, and human activities such as deforestation, construction, or mining.

   In summary, eroded refers to the state or condition of something that has undergone erosion, reflecting the gradual breakdown or transformation of a material or surface due to natural or human-induced external forces.

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Other Common Misspellings for ERODED

• endded
• trded
• erormed
• ereted
• croaded
• ennded
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• caroded
• tryded
• produed
• eroused
• emodied
• egded
• crouded
• ruded
• avoded
• earnded
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• peraded
• oroder
• grouded
• eeded
• seraded
• prodeed
• eropted
• proded
• rerorded
• erolled
• eraned
• rided
• eround
• roaded
• ecided
• ehaded
• erodic
• raded
• eruped
• eraced
• croded
• aroied
• erodim
• exoed
• erodele
• enoded
• epodee
• grodee
• grodey
• evodevo
• ermolded
• Retoded
• Esodec
• Groddd
• errouded
• erroaded
• errodad
• erraoded
• Keroled
• Arnded
• Epodel
• froaded
• rroled
• ESTDED
• Exoden
• erldem
• Earheded
• urodeam
• naoded

Etymology of ERODED

The word "eroded" comes from the Latin word "erodere", which means "to gnaw away" or "to eat into". It is derived from the combination of the prefix "e-" (meaning "out" or "away") and the verb "rodere" (meaning "to gnaw" or "to eat"). The Latin word eventually evolved into the Middle French word "éroder" before being adopted into the English language with the same meaning.

Similar spelling words for ERODED

• traded,
• re-worded,
• sharp-worded,
• weasel-worded,
• wordhood,
• erudite,
• artaud,
• Arrowheaded,
• ARTEID,
• Warded,
• airtight,
• ardaite,
• AIRDET,
• strongly-worded,
• iridite,
• Erased,
• crowded,
• graded,
• arditi,
• re-warded,
• airted,
• aureated,
• erode,
• erdite,
• arduity,
• worrited,
• wartweed,
• aretted,
• whirreted,
• Warted,
• airheaded,
• weirded,
• EIRData,
• irritate,
• in-erudite,
• yeartide,
• wardite,
• WAYRTTD,
• Awarded,
• wariated,
• ardito,
• yerded,
• Eradiate,
• strong-worded,
• artadi,
• earded,
• erdut,
• Arietate,
• aerated,
• iron-worded,
• ORTAID,
• aridity,
• yarded,
• year dot,
• orotate,
• ardudwy,
• wherreted,
• ARTDT,
• orated,
• irradiate,
• iridoid,
• ARTEDA,
• yirded,
• Eluded,
• ARDIET,
• ARRETTED,
• airdate,
• Aurated,
• Prodded,
• yearded,
• ardita,
• ERUDIT,
• ended,
• ironed,
• Wardwit,
• arditti,
• IRDATA,
• ardeidae,
• Worded,
• Prided,
• Evaded,
• arrided,
• Irritatio,
• IRTAD,
• erodes,
• wherrited,
• Aurited,
• Erudiate,
• EURODAD,
• IRTTT,
• multi-awarded,
• ordet,
• arteta.

Conjugate verb Eroded

CONDITIONAL

I would erode

we would erode

you would erode

he/she/it would erode

they would erode

FUTURE

I will erode

we will erode

you will erode

he/she/it will erode

they will erode

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have eroded

we will have eroded

you will have eroded

he/she/it will have eroded

they will have eroded

PAST

I eroded

we eroded

you eroded

he/she/it eroded

they eroded

PAST PERFECT

I had eroded

we had eroded

you had eroded

he/she/it had eroded

they had eroded

PRESENT

I erode

we erode

you erode

he/she/it erodes

they erode

PRESENT PERFECT

I have eroded

we have eroded

you have eroded

he/she/it has eroded

they have eroded

I am eroding

we are eroding

you are eroding

he/she/it is eroding

they are eroding

I was eroding

we were eroding

you were eroding

he/she/it was eroding

they were eroding

I will be eroding

we will be eroding

you will be eroding

he/she/it will be eroding

they will be eroding

I have been eroding

we have been eroding

you have been eroding

he/she/it has been eroding

they have been eroding

I had been eroding

we had been eroding

you had been eroding

he/she/it had been eroding

they had been eroding

I will have been eroding

we will have been eroding

you will have been eroding

he/she/it will have been eroding

they will have been eroding

I would have eroded

we would have eroded

you would have eroded

he/she/it would have eroded

they would have eroded

I would be eroding

we would be eroding

you would be eroding

he/she/it would be eroding

they would be eroding

I would have been eroding

we would have been eroding

you would have been eroding

he/she/it would have been eroding

they would have been eroding