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damaging
[ dam-i-jing ]
Other Word Forms
- 岹a·Բ· adverb
- ԴDz·岹a·Բ adjective
- non·岹a·Բ· adverb
- ܲ·岹a·Բ adjective
Example Sentences
"Though the tree had grown for over a hundred years, the act of irreparably damaging it was the work of a matter of minutes," Mr Wright said.
Even if tariffs against the UK are not extended, EY said any further trade tensions could have an indirect impact on UK growth by damaging the global economy.
While the garden is open, so-called tulip guardians will maintain the fields while encouraging visitors to stick to the paths between the rows of flowers, to avoid damaging the bulbs.
Under orders from its legal department, ‘’60 Minutes’’ did not broadcast the interview or air Wigand’s most damaging charges until after the Wall Street Journal reported on a deposition he gave in another case.
The region sees damaging floods during the monsoon season, which begins in June and lasts until September.
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