diseasing
/dɪˈzizɪŋ/
verb
- To cause a disease or unhealthy condition in something or someone.
- Pollution is diseasing the local fish population.
- Stress can slowly start diseasing the body if not managed.
- The fungus is diseasing the crops across the region.
- To corrupt or harm the normal state of something (often used figuratively).
- Greed is diseasing the company's ethical culture.
- The constant negativity was diseasing their friendship.
- Misinformation is diseasing public trust in the media.
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