eat away at

To slowly hurt, damage, or worry someone or something, little by little.

"Salt water was eating away at the iron hull of the old ship."

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And those small decisions, they eat away at your cognitive power.

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And then all, it's all those external forces that just eat away at it.

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chess24 · 123:22

back uh and eat away at you mentally uh if you don't end up in first place when

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