profoundly damaging

Frequency: 7.210.1 per million words

Indicates deep and far-reaching harm, often with serious consequences.

damagingADVERB + damaging

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profoundly

Examples (10)

  • The false accusations were profoundly damaging to his career.
  • The experience of betrayal was profoundly damaging to her trust in others.
  • The oil spill proved to be profoundly damaging to the marine ecosystem.
  • The spread of misinformation is profoundly damaging to a democratic society.
  • A prolonged trade war would be profoundly damaging to the global economy.
  • Constant criticism can be profoundly damaging to a child's self-esteem.
  • The secret she kept was profoundly damaging to their relationship.
  • Ignoring the early warning signs of the disease was a profoundly damaging decision.
  • The court's decision was seen as profoundly damaging to the company's future prospects.
  • Historians argue that the policy was profoundly damaging to the country's long-term stability.