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detriment

[de-truh-muhnt] / ˈdɛ trə mənt /


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"He was not showy and maybe that was to the detriment of his legacy but I hope people will start to recognise him a little more than maybe he has been so far."

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A report published in October by France's public audit body criticised the museum's excessive spending on artwork, which it said was "to the detriment of the maintenance and renovation of buildings."

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It's been at the detriment sometimes of our marriage and me being a father and as a friend.

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It argued Cambridge Rowing Limited would be able to "take unfair advantage of and cause detriment to" the university's reputation if its logo was registered.

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He also oversaw the deployment of money and teams into marginal constituencies, often to the detriment of senior Labour figures in safe seats.

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