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disservice

[dis-sur-vis] / dɪsˈsɜr vɪs /


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“I think the city hitting him with the book would be a real disservice.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Blame for low scoring is often attributed to conditions or poor batting, often doing a disservice to the quality of bowling.

From BBC

Earlier, Forbes had warned that "any reports of conflict" between the UK government and Scottish governments did a "disservice" to the workers.

From BBC

“Given that we can’t guarantee full benefits for current retirees under the law, this cynical approach is doing a tremendous disservice to those who rely on these programs the most.”

From Washington Post

"Trump insisting on the election being stolen and convincing 25% of Americans was a huge disservice to the country. Pretty much a crime. Inevitable it blew up Jan 6th," Murdoch wrote.

From Salon