detrusion
/diːˈtrʌʃən/; /diːˈtrʌʒən/Definitions
1. noun
A process or action that erodes or diminishes something, especially a social norm or a moral standard.
“The politician’s scandal led to a detrusion of public trust in the government.”
2. noun
A process or action that causes something to deteriorate or break down.
“The poor maintenance led to a detrusion of the building’s structural integrity.”
3. verb
To cause something to erode or diminish, especially a social norm or a moral standard.
“The company’s actions detruded the public’s perception of their brand.”