detrimental

It is detrimental to the voter whose proclivity is thereby determined.

But it is detrimental to the highest success to undertake anything merely because it is profitable.

But the conversation generally had not taken those turns which he had thought would be most detrimental to him.

The one is altogether just and beneficial; the other is unjust and detrimental.

Both these privations are detrimental to the planter's work.

Testimony of a slave which is detrimental to himself shall be accepted.

What we may do to correct, insure or perfect our healthy tissues will have a detrimental effect upon some other part of our body.

Nor is it more noxious to the owner than fatal and detrimental to all the world beside.

Stream-Line—A form or shape of detrimental surface designed to produce minimum drift.

Flo, separated from her detrimental uncle, and placed in a convent school!