单词	damaging
释义	damaging /ˈdamɪdʒɪŋ / adjective 1Causing physical damage: new cars are less damaging to the environment... Raisins are a great source of powerful antioxidants, which can help ward off the damaging effects of free radicals produced during exercise. Adults are free to make their own decisions, regardless of whether the result is damaging to their health. Keep your security protection software up to date to combat the spread of damaging computer viruses. 1.1Having a detrimental effect on someone or something: damaging allegations of corruption... Detectives are considering whether to pursue a criminal inquiry against the Cabinet members in a further damaging blow to the Prime Minister. Over recent years the loss of Government jobs in Lismore has had a damaging effect on our economy. The growing controversy surrounding the garda tyre deal must be damaging confidence in the force. Derivatives damagingly /ˈdamɪdʒɪŋli / adverb ... His failure to grasp the purport and consequences of distinctively philosophical ideas becomes damagingly clear. The King Canute mentality, which I believe is damagingly ingrained in City Hall, can no longer hold back the tide of change. The government then intervened, twice, and very damagingly, in the process of primary curriculum reform.
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