fatally compromise
Frequency: 6.34.8 per million words
To damage something so badly that it cannot succeed or recover.
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- A single design flaw could fatally compromise the entire product's safety.
- Accepting the bribe would fatally compromise the politician's integrity.
- The leak of classified documents has fatally compromised national security.
- Any contamination of the sample will fatally compromise the experiment's results.
- The engineers warned that the new modifications might fatally compromise the bridge's structural stability.
- Her close friendship with the CEO could fatally compromise her ability to report on the company impartially.
- Withholding that crucial piece of evidence fatally compromised the fairness of the trial.
- The sudden budget cut is going to fatally compromise the project's chances of success.
- He felt that making such a decision would fatally compromise his core principles.
- A single vulnerability was all it took to fatally compromise the entire network's security system.