endamagement Synonyms
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endamagement Meaning
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endamagement (n.)
Damage; injury; harm.
endamagement Sentence Examples
- The endamagement of the forest resulted from extensive logging and development activities.
- The factory's emissions caused severe endamagement to the environment, leading to a decline in local biodiversity.
- The earthquake caused extensive endamagement to infrastructure, leaving many buildings and roads destroyed.
- The heavy rain resulted in widespread endamagement to crops, causing significant losses for farmers.
- The faulty product caused significant endamagement to the consumer's property, leading to a lawsuit against the manufacturer.
- The hurricane's powerful winds caused extensive endamagement to coastal areas, leaving many homes and businesses in ruins.
- The car accident resulted in significant endamagement to both vehicles, rendering them inoperable.
- The company's financial mismanagement led to severe endamagement of its reputation and a loss of investor confidence.
- The fire caused extensive endamagement to the building, resulting in the loss of valuable documents and equipment.
- The oil spill caused extensive endamagement to marine life, leading to a decline in fish populations and a loss of habitat.
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Damage; injury; harm.
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The endamagement of the forest resulted from extensive logging and development activities.
The factory's emissions caused severe endamagement to the environment, leading to a decline in local biodiversity.
The earthquake caused extensive endamagement to infrastructure, leaving many buildings and roads destroyed.
The heavy rain resulted in widespread endamagement to crops, causing significant losses for farmers.
