attrited

/əˈtraɪtɪd/
adjective
  1. Reduced in size, strength, or number through gradual loss or attrition.
    • After years of war, the attrited army could no longer defend its borders.
    • The attrited forest had lost many trees to disease and logging.
    • The attrited workforce struggled to meet production deadlines.
verb
  1. Past tense of attrit: gradually reduced through natural losses.
    • The harsh winter attrited the herd of deer significantly.
    • The company attrited its staff by offering early retirement packages.
    • Over the decade, the school attrited nearly half of its faculty.
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