harmed (Meaning)

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harmed (imp. & p. p.)

of Harm

The innocent child was gravely harmed in the tragic accident.
The violent attack left the victim severely harmed, both physically and emotionally.
The chemicals released by the factory harmed the surrounding environment, causing widespread damage.
The reckless driver's actions harmed not only himself but also the occupants of the other car.
The lack of proper supervision harmed the students, leading to dangerous situations and injuries.
The spread of misinformation harmed the public's trust in science and institutions.
The biased legislation harmed marginalized communities, denying them basic rights and opportunities.
The negligence of the doctor harmed the patient, causing unnecessary pain and suffering.
The harsh words and actions of the bully harmed the victim's self-esteem and social well-being.
The emotional abuse inflicted on the child harmed their mental health and hindered their development.

of Harm

hurt, injured, crippled, spoiled, broken, damaged, impaired, disfigured, vitiated, wanting

whole, intact,perfect, whole, entire, intact, complete, complete, perfect, entire

The innocent child was gravely harmed in the tragic accident.

The violent attack left the victim severely harmed, both physically and emotionally.

The chemicals released by the factory harmed the surrounding environment, causing widespread damage.

The reckless driver's actions harmed not only himself but also the occupants of the other car.