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damaging

[dam-i-jing] / ˈdæm ɪ dʒɪŋ /


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“All of this rhetoric that comes with these hostile policies is really damaging.”

From Los Angeles Times

However, after seven years of follow up, those same patients developed red blood cells with similar damaging properties.

From Science Daily

"There is a huge volume of evidence in academic studies around the world that show quite clearly that excessive use of social media is damaging to children's health," he told the BBC's Today programme.

From BBC

Not only is the waste an eyesore, it is also damaging to sheep grazing on the land as well as nesting birds and other wildlife, she said.

From BBC

The compound is designed to block the damaging protein interaction and help mitochondria recover their normal function.

From Science Daily