seriously dent

Frequency: 6.27.1 per million words

To damage something like confidence or pride to a large degree.

dentADVERB + dent (verb: damage sth figuratively)

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Examples (10)

  • The scandal seriously dented the politician's credibility.
  • The recent economic downturn has seriously dented our company's profits.
  • Losing the final match so badly seriously dented his ego.
  • This product recall will seriously dent the brand's reputation for quality.
  • Another failed attempt could seriously dent their hopes of winning the championship.
  • Team morale was seriously dented by the unexpected layoffs.
  • The constant criticism has seriously dented her enthusiasm for the project.
  • The controversial remarks seriously dented the celebrity's public image.
  • The data breach seriously dented consumer trust in the social media platform.
  • If the rumors are true, it will seriously dent the manager's authority.