seriously impair

Frequency: 8.525.6 per million words

Commonly used to indicate a severe and worrying level of damage.

impairADVERB + VERB

Categories:

seriously

Examples (10)

  • Lack of sleep can seriously impair your judgment.
  • The accident has seriously impaired her mobility.
  • His hearing was seriously impaired after the loud concert.
  • Heavy pollution can seriously impair the quality of life.
  • A sudden drop in temperature could seriously impair crop growth.
  • Ongoing stress will seriously impair one's ability to focus.
  • The injury might seriously impair his athletic performance.
  • Drug abuse can seriously impair cognitive functions.
  • The disease had seriously impaired his vision over time.
  • Economic instability could seriously impair the nation's recovery efforts.