injuriously
/ɪnˈdʒʊriəsli/
adverb
- In a way that causes or is likely to cause physical harm or damage.
- He fell injuriously from the ladder and broke his arm.
- The storm acted injuriously on the crops, destroying much of the harvest.
- The chemicals were injuriously released into the river.
- In a way that harms someone's reputation, rights, or interests.
- The contract was written injuriously to the smaller company's interests.
- The newspaper spoke injuriously about the mayor's private life.
- She felt that the comments were made injuriously to damage her chances of promotion.
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