HARMED: Synonyms and Related Words. What is Another Word for HARMED?

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Associations of "Harmed" (30 Words)

con	An argument opposed to a proposal. The Charter is a glossy public relations con.
damage	Inflict damage upon. She damaged the car when she hit the tree.
damaging	Having a detrimental effect on someone or something. Damaging allegations of corruption.
defect	An imperfection in an object or machine. The property is free from defect.
demerit	A mark against a person for misconduct or failure; usually given in school or armed forces. The merits and demerits of these proposals.
detriment	A cause of harm or damage. Such tests are a detriment to good education.
detrimental	Causing harm or injury. Moving her could have a detrimental effect on her health.
disadvantage	Put at a disadvantage hinder harm. This rule clearly disadvantages me.
disfigure	Spoil the appearance of. The vandals disfigured the statue.
downside	A negative aspect of something that is generally positive. He says being a rock star is a fun line of work when you re young but admits fame can have its downsides.
drawback	The quality of being a hindrance. The main drawback of fitting catalytic converters is the cost.
failing	Below acceptable in performance. Pride is a terrible failing.
fatal	Having momentous consequences; of decisive importance. A fatal accident.
fault	Of a rock formation be broken by a fault or faults. He served too many double faults.
flawed	Having a blemish or flaw. A fatally flawed strategy.
harmful	Causing or likely to cause harm. Too much sun is harmful to the skin.
inadequacy	A lack of competence. Juvenile offenses often reflect an inadequacy in the parents.
injurious	(of language) maliciously insulting; libellous. Food which is injurious to health.
injury	A casualty to military personnel resulting from combat. She suffered an injury to her back.
irremediable	Impossible to cure or put right. Irremediable marital breakdowns.
libel	The action or crime of publishing a libel. She sued two newspapers for libel.
libellous	Containing or constituting a libel. A libellous newspaper story.
maleficent	Causing harm or destruction, especially by supernatural means. He did not act with any maleficent motivation.
mischief	Harm or trouble caused by someone or something. She ll make sure Danny doesn t get into mischief.
misconceive	Fail to understand (something) correctly. Some academic latinists did misconceive Pound s poem in that way.
misunderstanding	A failure to understand something correctly. There must have been some kind of misunderstanding.
neurotoxin	A poison which acts on the nervous system.
prejudicial	(sometimes followed by `to’) causing harm or injury. The reporter s coverage resulted in prejudicial publicity for the defendant.
shortcoming	A fault or failure to meet a certain standard, typically in a person’s character, a plan, or a system. He is so forthright about his shortcomings it s hard to chastise him.
unforced	Not resulting from undue effort; not forced. A voice with a pleasingly unforced quality.