Corroded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CORRODED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CORRODE, to eat away by degrees
• destroy or damage (metal, stone, or other materials) slowly by chemical action
• (of metal or other materials) be destroyed or damaged in this way
• destroy or weaken (something) gradually
ADJECTIVE:
• eaten away as by acid or oxidation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to eat away gradually

Words related to CORRODED

corrode10 corrodes11 corroding13

How to use CORRODED in a sentence

• Wherever the roots, with their root-hairs have crept, they have eaten into the marble and left it corroded.
• An Actaeon torn by his dogs is much corroded by sea air, but displays great nobleness of attitude.
• Keep it scraped clean, and not allow it to become corroded on top.
• On opening it a double eel-hook was found at the end of the wire, much corroded.
• He is surrounded by rotting tapestries, decaying bones, crumbling stones, and rusted or corroded objects.
• It is so corroded and eaten away that only an expert could recognise that it represents a reclining goddess.
• The true archaeologist would hide that corroded weapon in his workshop, where his fellow-workers alone could see it.
• In one corner is the leaden coffin, much corroded, in which his remains were originally deposited.
• Under this corroded feeling, much of the white labor of the South had emigrated to the free States.
• The suspense of the last weeks had corroded the surfaces of his soul, and the intensity to which it was now rising seemed to have paralysed what was left.
• The last stage of a virtuous heart, corroded into evil by wounded pride, has been never more forcibly displayed than in the character of Dorax.
• If the private and commercial life is corroded with dishonesty, then democracy will be bitten by knaves and rascals.
• He is in fact one of the best customers of the establishment, as he is constantly invoking its aid in the petty concerns of his corroded life.
• It was corroded with years, and incapacity, and neglect, as is the custom with all parts of boats and machinery on the Haut Congo.
• How any human being is to be pitied whose mortal mind is corroded with the biting acid of jealous worry.
• The rebuke, indeed, ended by being more agreeable to the sinner than praise might have been from a man less corroded with duplicity than Mr.
• The people felt and acted like a lion conscious that his fetters are corroded, yet still some what awed by the remembrance of the power which they once exercised over him.
• Many a young man ransacked the garret, and brought forth his great-grandfather’s sword, corroded with rust, and stained with the blood of King Philip’s war.
• The rocks in the neighborhood of these fountains are all corroded by the action of the sulphurous vapors.
• They are liable to be corroded by rust, to be clogged with leaves and dust, to be choked with ice, or to become loosened from their fastenings.
• The vice has, in fact, turned inwards, and corroded the mentality.
• The latter soon become corroded and spoiled by wine.

Similar words containing RROD without suffix ed and without prefix co

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