Erodibility
Pronunciation: /ˈiˈɹoʊdiˈbaɪˈɫiˈtaɪ/
Erodibility (noun)
- How easily a surface, like soil or rock, can be removed by wind, water, or ice.
- A measure of how likely a material is to erode under a given flow of water or air.
Examples
- The soil erodibility increases when the ground stays bare.
- Erosion happens faster because the soil erodibility is high.