hurtful (Meaning)

Wordnet

hurtful (s)

causing hurt

harmful to living things

Webster

hurtful (a.)

Tending to impair or damage; injurious; mischievous; occasioning loss or injury; as, hurtful words or conduct.

hurtful Sentence Examples

  1. The hurtful words pierced my heart like a thousand tiny daggers.
  2. Their harsh criticism was deeply hurtful and left me feeling wounded.
  3. I couldn't bear to hear their hurtful accusations any longer.
  4. The hurtful rumor spread like wildfire, casting a shadow over my reputation.
  5. Her hurtful insults made me doubt myself and my abilities.
  6. I was hurtfully reminded of my past mistakes, causing me to spiral into despair.
  7. The hurtful betrayal left me feeling shattered and alone.
  8. Their hurtful actions shattered the trust we had built over the years.
  9. I couldn't shake off the hurtful memories that haunted me.
  10. The hurtful experience taught me to be more cautious and protective of my own feelings.

FAQs About the word hurtful

causing hurt, harmful to living thingsTending to impair or damage; injurious; mischievous; occasioning loss or injury; as, hurtful words or conduct.

detrimental, dangerous,harmful, damaging, adverse, prejudicial, deleterious, noxious, mischievous,bad

helpful, safe, useful,harmless, inoffensive, innocent, useful, beneficial, innocuous, advantageous

The hurtful words pierced my heart like a thousand tiny daggers.

Their harsh criticism was deeply hurtful and left me feeling wounded.

I couldn't bear to hear their hurtful accusations any longer.

The hurtful rumor spread like wildfire, casting a shadow over my reputation.