damaging to

Frequency: 9.228.0 per million words

Used to specify the person, group, or thing that is being harmed.

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Examples (10)

  • Smoking is damaging to your health.
  • The scandal proved to be seriously damaging to the government's credibility.
  • Spreading false rumors is immensely damaging to a person's reputation.
  • The constant criticism is becoming damaging to team morale.
  • Exposure to loud noise for long periods can be damaging to your hearing.
  • Experts warned that the new tariffs would be economically damaging to international trade.
  • A lack of trust is deeply damaging to any relationship.
  • The acid rain was particularly damaging to the ancient statues.
  • He realized his negative attitude was damaging to his own chances of success.
  • This kind of publicity is potentially damaging to the company's brand image.