* Weathering: While weathering breaks down rocks, it doesn't necessarily move the material. Think of a rock slowly crumbling into smaller pieces due to freezing and thawing.
* Crystallization: The formation of crystals, like those found in caves, is a process of growth and deposition, not erosion.
* Volcanic Eruptions: While eruptions can reshape the landscape, the primary action is the deposition of new material, not the removal of existing material.
* Sedimentation: The process of settling and accumulation of particles, like the formation of a delta at the mouth of a river, is the opposite of erosion.
* Growth of Living Organisms: While organisms can break down rocks (like lichen), their primary action is to create new material, not remove it.
Remember: Erosion always involves the movement of material from one place to another.
