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disservice

noun as in unkindness

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Sweeney is good, even when the leaden dialogue does her a disservice.

I think doing a late-night show that makes everyone feel bad is a disservice.

And by focusing on this powerful but narrow idea of recovery, we do a disservice to individual survivors and our collective good.

Because while the talk about England needing Stokes to fulfil his role as a fourth seamer is valid, it also does him a disservice.

From BBC

"To casually suggest pilot suicide without verified evidence is a gross violation of ethical reporting and a disservice to the dignity of the profession," it added.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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