Legal Definition and Related Resources of Erosion
Meaning of Erosion
The gradual wearing away of land by the act of the currents of waters or tides. state of Arkansas v State of Tennessee, 246 U.S. 158, 38 S.Ct. 301, 63 L.Ed. 638.
Erosion Alternative Definition
The gradual eating away of the soil by the operation of currents or tides. 100 N. Y. 433. It is distinguished from submergence (q. v.), and opposed to alluvion (q. v.)
Financial Definition of Erosion
An innovation that has a negative impact on one or more of a firm’s existing assets.
International Trade Meaning and Definition of Erosion
Cash-flow amount transferred to a new project from customers and sales of other products of the firm.
Synonyms of Erosion
noun
- abrasion
- attrition
- breakdown
- consumption
- crumbling
- decay
- decrease
- decrement
- deterioration
- detrition
- diminishment
- diminution
- disappearance
- disintegration
- dissolution
- gradual eating away
- gradual wearing away
- grinding
- lessening
- loss
- recession
- reduction
- rubbing away
- shrinkage
- thinning out
- waste
- wear
- wearing away
- wearing down by friction
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Online translation of the English legal term erosion into Spanish: erosión (English to Spanish translation) . More about legal dictionary from english to spanish online.
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- International Environmental Law
- Environmental Law Violations
- Pollution
- Environmental Law
- Environmental Policy
- Disaster
Hierarchical Display of Erosion
Environment > Deterioration of the environment > Degradation of the environment > Natural disaster
Science > Natural and applied sciences > Earth sciences > Soil science
Environment > Environmental policy > Environmental protection > Coastal protection
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Translation of Erosion
- Spanish: Erosión
- French: érosion
- German: Erosion
- Italian: Erosione
- Portuguese: Erosão
- Polish: Erozja
Thesaurus of Erosion
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