highly detrimental

Frequency: 7.819.3 per million words

A strong intensifier, often used in formal or academic contexts.

detrimentalADVERB + detrimental

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highly

Examples (10)

  • Smoking is highly detrimental to your long-term health.
  • The unchecked release of industrial waste has proven to be highly detrimental to the local ecosystem.
  • Economists warned that the new trade tariffs could be highly detrimental to international relations.
  • Constant criticism can be highly detrimental to a child's self-esteem.
  • The study concluded that excessive screen time is highly detrimental to sleep patterns.
  • A negative attitude is considered highly detrimental to career progression.
  • The prolonged drought had a highly detrimental effect on crop yields.
  • Spreading misinformation is highly detrimental to social cohesion and public trust.
  • Such a policy was deemed highly detrimental to the company's future growth by the board.
  • A lack of funding would be highly detrimental to the university's research programs.