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Definition of «damaged»

The term "damage" refers to harm or injury caused to something, typically as a result of an external force. This can be physical damage such as a broken object or scratches on a surface, or it can refer to emotional or psychological harm done to someone through trauma or abuse. The word is also used in legal contexts to describe the state of being harmed or injured due to negligence or wrongdoing.

Usage examples

  1. The storm damaged several houses in the neighborhood.
  2. The car was severely damaged in the accident.
  3. The floodwaters damaged the crops, leading to a significant loss for the farmers.
  4. The laptop screen got damaged when it fell off the table.
  5. The vandal damaged the public statue by spray painting it.
  6. The heavy rain damaged the roof, causing leaks in the house.
  7. The earthquake damaged many buildings in the city, making them unsafe to inhabit.
  8. The fire damaged the warehouse, destroying a large portion of the inventory.
  9. The book was damaged due to water seepage, causing the pages to warp.
  10. The hailstorm damaged the car's windshield, resulting in multiple cracks.

Phrases with «damaged»

Sentences with «damaged»

  • They can weigh up to 200 pounds or more and cause a lot of damage for drivers and their cars. (colorandgrace.com)
  • This will typically require that you demonstrate your capability of paying for damages caused in an accident. (valuepenguin.com)
  • If you suffered from property damage from a fire or a flood you may qualify for tax relief. (rocketlawyer.com)
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