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Phrases with «harm»
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The word
"harm"
means causing damage, injury, or negative consequences to someone or something.
Full definition
Adjective
+ «harm»
irreparable
serious
potential
physical
great
significant
further
real
much
possible
psychological
actual
emotional
substantial
financial
environmental
economic
future
severe
least
grave
reputational
less
little
such
grievous
unnecessary
irreversible
foreseeable
permanent
direct
net
untold
reproductive
imminent
considerable
intentional
enormous
immense
incalculable
unintentional
immeasurable
catastrophic
undue
unintended
preventable
immediate
major
additional
fetal
«to harm» +
noun
baby
environment
economy
dog
body
fetus
cat
person
relationship
liver
skin
cell
Noun
+ «harm»
self
consumer
term
alcohol
dog
body
child
Verb
+ «harm»
do
mitigate
repair
outweigh
prove
increase
«harm» +
noun
reduction
to harm
(see also)
harm
more harm
to do more harm than good
to do someone more harm than good
to do more harm
to harm
to harm someone
to harm one's baby
to harm others
to harm children
to harm one's health
to harm one's dog
to harm the baby
to harm one's child
to harm one's pet
to harm one's credit score
More phrases with «to harm»
... of harm
risk of harm
lot of harm
unreasonable risk of harm
great deal of harm
evidence of harm
threat of harm
serious risk of harm
significant risk of harm
proof of harm
kind of harm
More phrases with «of harm»
... from harm
to protect someone from harm
to keep someone safe from harm
to protect one's children from harm
to protect children from harm
to keep someone from harm
protection from harm
serious harm
risk of serious harm
physical harm
... of physical harm
threat of physical harm
risk of physical harm
bodily harm
assault causing bodily harm
potential harm
great harm
to do great harm
to do no harm
irreparable harm
to suffer irreparable harm
significant harm
real risk of significant harm
real harm
further harm
to prevent further harm
much harm
to do much harm
someone harm
one's harm
compensation for one's harm
financial harm
other harm
actual harm
possible harm
great bodily harm
economic harm
grievous bodily harm
environmental harm
emotional harm
future harm
psychological harm
little harm
substantial harm
such harm
most harm
self harm
harm reduction
serious bodily harm
less harm
term harm
long term harm
severe harm
other reproductive harm
least harm
serious physical harm
grave harm
to prevent harm
direct harm
to do someone any harm
permanent harm
unnecessary harm
reputational harm
to avoid harm
net harm
major harm
consumer harm
foreseeable harm
additional harm
considerable harm
grievous harm
reproductive harm
to inflict harm
health harms
enormous harm
immediate harm
personal harm
imminent harm
irreversible harm
someone more harm
untold harm
immense harm
potential for harm
catastrophic harm
same harm
social harm
intentional harm
tremendous harm
undue harm
to mitigate that harm
to do harm to someone
unintended harm
to suffer harm
actual physical harm
fetal harm
similar harm
to reduce harm
unintentional harm
immeasurable harm
apparent harm
widespread harm
to repair the harm
specific harm
climate harms
incalculable harm
preventable harm
serious financial harm
potential physical harm
spiritual harm
terrible harm
lot more harm
public harm
substantial bodily harm
extreme harm
to minimize harm
only harm
alleged harm
resulting harm
dog harm
body harm
particular harm
disproportionate harm
obvious harm
unacceptable harm
massive harm
to be no harm
human harm
one's own harm
minimal harm
avoidable harm
to outweigh the harm
related harms
someone bodily harm
mental harm
needless harm
alcohol harm
child harm
relative harm
known harm
perceived harm
to prove the harm
to increase the harm
associated harms
Sentences with «harm»
I was blown away to find that taking the Omega 3 oils are actually
doing harm
by doing this, rather than doing good.
(
chewfo.com
)
I'll bet you in 5 years time you still won't have any evidence
of harm
caused by a warming world.
(
judithcurry.com
)
You may be sacrificing sleep in an effort to accomplish more, but it will do more
harm in
the long run than good.
(
entrepreneur.com
)
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