erosive

Modifies a noun

• oesophagitis: With erosive oesophagitis there are organic changes, such as erosion of the lining of the esophagus or even ulceration.
• wear: Changes in probe depth reveal surface damage ( erosive wear ).
• force: This plus its abundant rainfall leading to strong erosive forces in upstream regions.
• power: The erosive power of this water cut the cliff.
• effect: A concern would be if exchange rates continue to have an erosive effect on the funds available.
• action: Then corrosive and erosive action of dripping water takes place and the wall troughs develop downwards - the shaft develops progressively now.