Erose

Usage examples of corroded.

Slowly the spray diminished to little more than a sheen of moisture trickling from the corroded brass and sun-bleached canvas.

She knelt under Behemoth’s metal belly and went to work, swearing silently as she fought to connect the slightly warped, definitely corroded coupling to the valve.

The torso, thank­fully, was hidden by a chain mail tunic, but the metal links were corroded and loose as though the armor had been hurled into a lake of acid.

Amid all this decay she saw some bits of rust, a corroded type-bar or two—even a few rubber key-caps, still recognizable, though with the letters quite obliterated.

All the money in this town couldn't buy this rusty knife—” as he seized a corroded blade set in a horn handle, yellowed with age.

Benches and counters were quite gone, instruments corroded past recognition, everything in hideous disorder.

It was a strangely critical moment when he seized the corroded throttle-wheel to start the dynamo.

Stern silently wormed in between a corroded steel I-beam and a cracked granite block, about the edges of which the small green tendrils of a vine had laid their hold.

In what had evidently been the music room, overlooking the grounds to southward, the grand piano now was only a mass of rusted frame, twisted and broken fragments of wire and a considerable heap of wood-detritus, with a couple of corroded pedals buried in the pile.

The ancient metal, corroded almost through from the inside, had been eaten away.

Its polished surface was a startling contrast to his pitted, corroded hull, bent and splotched and eaten away.

Officials and technicians moved respectfully out of the way as the great pitted, corroded tank was carried past.

Applequist nervously fitted the new power pack in place, screwed the leads tight, clamped the corroded shield over it, and then got shakily to his feet.

Uneven heaps extended as far as the eye could see -- the dim ruins of buildings, cities, a civilization -- a corroded planet of debris, wind-whipped black particles of bone and steel and concrete mixed together in an aimless mortar.

The small white building was old -- old and worn, a corroded, uncertain thing that sagged and buckled like an ancient relic.