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I . dam·age [ˈdæmɪʤ] VB trans to damage sth

1. damage (wreck):

ˈbrain dam·age N

ˈdam·age limi·ta·tion N no pl

1. damage limitation POL:

2. damage limitation MIL:

Usage examples with damaging

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Her shoplifting conviction proved too damaging for her to overcome.
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He causes a mountain-damaging lava flow that buries the freighter.
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Progress throughout the northern territories were significantly more damaging due to high-winds, wet snow and sleet.
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The most common technique for modern fishing, trawling, is severely damaging.
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Its large circulation brought fierce winds to the entire island, damaging 72,605 houses and destroying 28,005 homes.
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If the breach was to take place after GDPR had been enforced, the severity of the penalty would have been significantly more damaging.
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In the first game, he is concealed in a full set of hulking, demonic armor and has extremely damaging attacks.
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Calf locks can cause very serious injuries to the knee as well as damaging the calf muscle, and caution should be a priority when finishing the lock.
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Excessive humidity can also pose the risk of damaging wine labels, which may hinder identification or hurt potential resale value.
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A television journalist reported that he was ordered not to show images damaging to the military or government.
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