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dis·ser·vice [dɪsˈsɜ:vɪs, Am -sɜ:r-] N no pl

to do oneself/sb a disservice [or to do a disservice to oneself/sb]

to do oneself/sb a disservice [or to do a disservice to oneself/sb]

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By choosing to uphold the rules of war and the concept of honorable acts over his soldiers' lives, he would be doing them a disservice. en.wikipedia.org

The on-again, off-again animation also does a disservice to the bright colors and creative designs of the series. en.wikipedia.org

Headmasters have objected, saying this type of policy would be a disservice to poor children, that they would not be able to keep up academically. en.wikipedia.org

But..., in my opinion, he has done a disservice to science and to the community at large. en.wikipedia.org

She added that it would have been a disservice to the show not to feature her. en.wikipedia.org

If they were, they would yank the viewer out of the story, and that would be a serious disservice to both. en.wikipedia.org

Lamer may do a disservice to civil religion, chaplains, tolerance, amity, and public-prayer advocates. en.wikipedia.org

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