highly damaging

Frequency: 8.014.3 per million words

Strongly emphasizes the negative and harmful quality.

damagingADVERB + damaging

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highly

Examples (10)

  • The leak of confidential information was highly damaging to the company's reputation.
  • Spreading false rumors can be highly damaging to a person's career.
  • The testimony provided by the witness proved to be highly damaging to the defense's case.
  • Experts warn that the new legislation could be highly damaging to the environment.
  • His public outburst was highly damaging and alienated many of his supporters.
  • The economic sanctions have been highly damaging to the country's export industry.
  • A loss of trust at that level would be highly damaging to international relations.
  • The report revealed some highly damaging facts about the organization's financial practices.
  • This type of criticism, if left unanswered, can become highly damaging over time.
  • The scandal was so highly damaging that the CEO was forced to resign.