dramatically impair

Frequency: 7.515.2 per million words

Used to describe a large and sudden negative impact.

impairADVERB + VERB

Categories:

dramatically

Examples (10)

  • The lack of sleep can dramatically impair one's judgment.
  • Economic sanctions often dramatically impair a nation's development.
  • A sudden drop in temperature could dramatically impair crop yields.
  • His injury threatened to dramatically impair his athletic career.
  • Pollution can dramatically impair the quality of the air we breathe.
  • The new regulations will dramatically impair the company's ability to compete.
  • Heavy drinking can dramatically impair cognitive functions over time.
  • Such a scandal could dramatically impair the public's trust in the institution.
  • Noise pollution in cities can dramatically impair residents' sleep patterns.
  • Ignoring these warnings will dramatically impair the project's chances of success.