damaging

adjectiveB1 · Intermediate

Causing harm or making something worse.

Meaning of «damaging»

adjective

causing harm or making something worse

Smoking is extremely damaging to your health.

Translation

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«damaging» in 17 languages

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ID Indonesia

JA 日本語

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The difference between similar words

bad for someone or something

harmfulcan hurt people or things; the everyday wordSmoking is harmful to your health.

damaginghurting health, value or a good nameThe story was damaging to his reputation.

detrimentalformalcausing harm or damage over timeLate nights are detrimental to your studies.

adverseformalbad and working against you, like weatherAdverse weather stopped the flights.

Word family

damage B1 · noundamaging B1 · adjectiveundamaged B2 · adjective

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