harm
/hɑrm/
noun
- Physical injury or damage to a person, animal, or thing.
- The storm caused serious harm to the crops.
- Doctors said the patient suffered no lasting harm from the accident.
- The puppy was found alone but in no immediate harm.
- Moral or emotional injury; wrongdoing or negative effect.
- She meant no harm by her comment; it was just a joke.
- The harm done by bullying can last a lifetime.
- Spreading false rumors can do great harm to someone's reputation.
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verb
- To cause physical injury or damage to someone or something.
- He would never intentionally harm another person.
- Be careful not to harm the plants when you pull the weeds.
- The chemical spill could harm fish in the river.
- To have a bad effect on something; to damage or impair.
- Lack of sleep can harm your ability to concentrate.
- Skipping breakfast won't harm you, but it's not a good habit.
- The scandal harmed the company's public image.
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