Relating to or caused by corrosion; involving the process of being eaten away by chemical action.
From 'corrosion' + the suffix '-al' (from Latin '-alis'). Established in geological and engineering contexts in the 19th century to describe processes and features related to corrosive action.
Geologists use 'corrosional' to describe landscape features created by water dissolving rock—like the Grand Canyon, which is fundamentally a corrosional masterpiece carved by one river over millions of years!
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