🔵 Attrition Meaning - Attrition Examples - Attrition Defined - Formal Vocabulary - Define Attrition

Attrition Meaning - Attrition Examples - Attrition Defined - Formal Vocabulary - Define Attrition
Attrition - Attrition Meaning - Attrition Examples - English Vocabulary
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[huntergray]

Thanks man for explaining this 🙏 god bless

[maureen]

Attrition to my concentration is something that stays clear of my mind while watching your videos..I am all ears right through to the end

[vicky]

Can't get enough of these videos! Every word is explained so clearly that I really get how to use it later. Love the countryside views too!

[curtisvictor]

I absolutely love your presentations. Thank you.

[patriciasaldanha]

29th Dec.23-6 29 When I see this word I think of "war of attrition"; great video 👍👍as usual 💖

[mumbai]

I have experienced attrition in the zone of my brain which wasn't filled.As this space is now filled by the knowledge given by you.

[gofar]

kindly input english subtitles iswear dictionary... thank you...

[countbeauty]

-We are having a- *There is* palpable attrition -of the sun hours per day- *of the hours of sun* _(Sunshine duration or sunshine hours)_ *each day* after the equinox in September.

[FairyWeatherMan]

You also helped us with another expression: to bleed white! thank you

[ronenr]

Tomorrow hopefully I will be able to participate in your Sunday’s stream

[mrJohnWoods]

Hi. Thanks again for your videos. May I ask you for an example of such a formal word, one that gets 10 out 10 in the scale, because it's confusing for me when you say something like "a word is formal, probably about 6.5 in the scale" But 6.5 sounds quite informal. Cheers

[rrasgar]

Reading right now about a bloodbath of Verdun.The Battle of Verdun in 1916 was the longest attrition single battle of World War One. "It was  a war of attrition ."
casualties from Verdun was  unbelievable high.

[sumailabaah]

Eg: Too much of water in concrete causes attrition to it strength.

[krzysztofpisarski]

There is a verb 'to attrit' meaning to reduce, weaken by attrition. Cheers, k

[ronenr]

I have another idea for you
“Feisty” 😉

[FairyWeatherMan]

there's no attrition in watching your videos!