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Main Entry: disintegrate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: fall apart; reduce to pieces

Synonyms:

atomize, break apart, break down, break up, come apart, crumble, decay, decline, decompose, degenerate, deliquesce, descend, detach, dilapidate, disband, disconnect, disimprove, dismantle, disorganize, disperse, disunite, divide, fade away, fall to pieces, molder, pulverize, putrefy, rot, separate, sever, shatter, sink, splinter, spoil, taint, take apart, turn, turn to dust, wash away, wash out, wither, worsen

Antonyms:

combine, meld, unite
Main Entry: erosion
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: deterioration; wearing away

Synonyms:

abrasion, attrition, consumption, corrosion, decrease, desedimentation, despoliation, destruction, disintegration, eating away, grinding down, spoiling, washing away, wear, wearing down
Notes: abrasion is the process of wearing down or rubbing away by means of friction; corrosion is the act or process of destroying a metal or alloy gradually, especially by oxidation or chemical action; erosion is any of a group of natural processes, including weathering, dissolution, abrasion, corrosion, and transportation, by which material is worn away from the earth's surface

Antonyms:

building, construction, rebuilding, strengthening
Main Entry: leach
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: drain, empty

Synonyms:

extract, filter, filtrate, lixiviate, percolate, seep, strain, wash away
Main Entry: wear
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: corrode, use

Synonyms:

abrade, be worthless, become threadbare, become worn, chafe, consume, crumble, cut down, decay, decline, decrease, deteriorate, diminish, drain, dwindle, erode, exhaust, fade, fatigue, fray, gall, go to seed, graze, grind, impair, jade, overuse, overwork, rub, scrape, scrape off, scuff, shrink, tax, tire, use up, wash away, waste, wear out, wear thin, weary, weather

Antonyms:

freshen, rebuild, refresh
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