1. capable of being worn away or eroded by wind, water, or other natural forces

Examples

• The erodible soil along the riverbank requires reinforcement to prevent further loss.
• Sandstone is more erodible than granite and wears away more quickly.
• Farmers must protect erodible hillsides with vegetation to reduce runoff.
• The erodible cliffs are gradually receding into the sea.
• Engineers assessed which materials were most erodible before designing the dam.
• Erodible sediments in the delta are constantly reshaped by tidal forces.