Similar words: damage, damages, damaged, do damage to, fire damage, imagine, imagined, damaged goods. Meaning: ['dæmɪdʒɪŋ] 
adj. 1. (sometimes followed by `to') causing harm or injury 2. designed or tending to discredit, especially without positive or helpful suggestions.
adj. 1. (sometimes followed by `to') causing harm or injury 2. designed or tending to discredit, especially without positive or helpful suggestions. 
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(31) She used cognitive therapy on her client to try to inhibit those negative thoughts which were damaging his self-esteem.
(32) His administration was plagued by one petty scandal after another, cumulatively very damaging.
(33) Damaging the goods puts you under an obligation to buy them.
(34) Is the recycling process in itself damaging to the environment?
(35) It was decided to float the pound because a fixed value was damaging exports.
(36) But tourism is double-edged, boosting the economy but damaging the environment.
(37) The argument could lead to a damaging split in the party.
(38) There is now clear evidence that these chemicals are damaging the environment.
(39) The old landscape has been radically altered, severely damaging wildlife.
(40) An apparently failing memory is damaging for a national leader.
(41) The President will be drawn into a damaging battle in which his credentials will be on trial.
(42) If you think you can carry on drinking so much without damaging your health, then you're mistaken.
(43) Prolonged separations of this kind are damaging to very young children.
(44) Tourism is damaging the flora and fauna of the island.
(45) Friends of the Earth have produced a blacklist of environmentally damaging products.
(46) Unemployment is so damaging both to individuals and to communities.
(47) The job was damaging his health so he had to turn it in.
(48) X-rays can be extremely damaging to living cells.
(49) Wearing sunscreen can minimize the damaging effects of sunlight.
(50) How damaging are ants to plants?
(51) Because they were afraid of damaging their careers.
(52) Avoid too much exposure to damaging ultraviolet light.
(53) It would be damaging to the institution.
(54) If false, the allegations were inevitably damaging.
(55) Critics fear it will spark damaging competition between schools.
(55) Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and make good sentences.
(56) Even the pretrial depositions could prove embarrassing and politically damaging if, as is likely, they were released to the public.
(57) We can't risk any damaging scandals just before a Presidential election.
(58) We are, each of us, personally responsible for damaging our environment.
(59) People cut corners, creating new tracks and damaging the land.
(60) Vinny Samways is definitely out after damaging ankle ligaments at Coventry.
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