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Abrasi

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Definition & Context

Noun

Noun

A word that functions as the name of a specific object or set of objects, such as living creatures, places, actions, qualities, states of existence, or ideas.

The process of rock or soil erosion occurring in coastal areas caused by the “destructive” force of ocean waves and tidal currents.

Synonyms & Variants

erosi pantai

erosi pantai

A more descriptive technical synonym.

synonym
pengikisan

pengikisan

A general term covering various types of erosion.

synonym
deflasi

deflasi

Another form of erosion within the geological category.

synonym
longsor pantai

longsor pantai

Used in non-scientific contexts by laypeople.

synonym
korosi

korosi

Often confused with abrasion in the context of material damage.

synonym

Usage Notes or Etymology

This word is borrowed from the Dutch abrasie which originates from the Latin abrasio. The term refers to the act of scraping or shaving off. In the Indonesian geological context, this term is specifically used to describe the phenomenon of shoreline retreat. Its usage is frequently linked to climate change impacts and the destruction of mangrove ecosystems in coastal regions.

Real-world Usage

Pemerintah daerah sedang membangun pemecah ombak untuk mencegah abrasi yang semakin parah.

English Translation
The local government is building breakwaters to prevent increasingly severe erosion.

Representative of real-world usage and contextual accuracy.

Reviewed 5 months ago
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