effectively undermine

Frequency: 7.111.5 per million words

to weaken or damage something in a way that produces the intended result

undermineAdverb + undermine

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Examples (10)

  • The ongoing scandal threatened to effectively undermine the politician's credibility.
  • Their lack of cooperation will effectively undermine any efforts towards a peaceful resolution.
  • Careless remarks can effectively undermine trust within a team.
  • The new regulations were designed to effectively undermine the black market.
  • His constant questioning served to effectively undermine the witness's testimony.
  • Such actions could effectively undermine the stability of the entire system.
  • Without proper support, even the best intentions can be effectively undermined.
  • The propaganda campaign aimed to effectively undermine public confidence in the government.
  • Over time, small acts of defiance can effectively undermine an oppressive regime.
  • Her rival sought to effectively undermine her reputation with false accusations.