seriously undermine

Frequency: 8.520.5 per million words

to weaken or damage something in a severe and important way

undermineAdverb + undermine

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seriously

Examples (10)

  • His position within the government has been seriously undermined.
  • The constant criticism could seriously undermine her confidence.
  • Such actions would seriously undermine the trust between the two nations.
  • The new policy threatens to seriously undermine the healthcare system.
  • Lack of evidence may seriously undermine the prosecution's case.
  • The scandal has seriously undermined the public's faith in politicians.
  • Their efforts to stabilize the economy were seriously undermined by the global crisis.
  • These allegations are designed to seriously undermine his credibility.
  • Repeated failures can seriously undermine a team's morale.
  • His constant negativity will seriously undermine any progress we make.