Evil (physical or otherwise) as done to or suffered by some person or thing; hurt, injury, damage, mischief. Often in the set phrase ‘to do more harm…

The losing of something, or the sustaining of harm, damage, or detriment; loss. Obsolete.

Injury, harm; esp. physical injury to a thing, such as impairs its value or usefulness.

Hurt, injury, damage; displeasure, annoyance; that which is offensive or causes disgust. Also: wrongdoing, misdeed, transgression; = offence, n. 2…

Harm, impairment; diminution. †to hold in pairment: to keep (a woman) in degrading circumstances (obsolete).

Physical hurt or harm caused to or sustained by some thing or person; treatment causing material injury or damage. (Cf. sense 11) Now rare.

Hurt, harm, injury, damage. Obsolete.

Damage, disaster, or injury to a person, state, etc., by reason of force, outrage, or violence; devastation, destruction.

Injury; damage; hurt. Also: a wound or injury; a blemish, flaw, or hurt. Also figurative.

Chiefly in plural. Damage or injury done to a thing. Now rare.

gen. Injury, damage, harm. Obsolete.

Damage, injury.

In extended use: calamity, disaster.

Loss, injury, detriment.

defacement, injury.

Destruction, damage, loss; downfall.

Detriment, impairment, injury, damage. Obsolete.

? Injury, hurt. Obsolete.

= damage, n.

Effective action (esp. of weapons); destructive effect, infliction of damage or slaughter. Now almost exclusively in to do execution.

The action of damaging, or fact of being damaged.

Damage, injury. Obsolete. rare.

Destruction. to make stroy of, to make spoil of, pillage.

figurative and hyperbolical. Terrible harm or destruction to a thing, or to a person's feelings, sensibilities, etc. Also in weakened sense…

In extended use and figurative. More widely: rough physical treatment; battering, maltreatment; injury, damage; rough handling or excessive wear of…