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damage

[dam-ij] / ˈdæm ɪdʒ /




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These things can come and go and, economically, these countries have handled the damage so far.

From BBC

Not a deal-breaker in the civil courts, but the judge will have to consider whether it damages the credibility of their evidence.

From BBC

Preliminary assessments showed damage to 15 residential buildings.

From Barron's

It only became complicated this week when the suddenly struggling Lakers were hit with the most damaging opinion during the most detrimental of times.

From Los Angeles Times

Large earthquakes naturally produce powerful surface acoustic waves that ripple across the Earth's crust, shaking buildings and causing damage.

From Science Daily