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DETRIMENT Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
1. injury, damage did hard work without detriment to his health 2. a cause of injury or damage a detriment to progress.
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DETRIMENT | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary
harm or damage: without detriment to Are you sure that I can follow this diet without detriment to my health? to the detriment of She was very involved ...
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DETRIMENT Definition & Meaning - Dictionary.com
loss, damage, disadvantage, or injury. a cause of loss or damage. detriment. / ˈdɛtrɪmənt /. noun. disadvantage or damage; harm; loss. a cause ...
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▪ I. detriment, n. (ˈdɛtrɪmənt) Also 5–6 detryment. [a. F. détriment (1236 in Hatzf.-Darm.), ad. L. dētrīmentum loss, damage, detriment, f. dēterĕre (dētrīvi, dētrīt-) to wear away, impair.] 1. Loss or damage done or caused to, or sustained by, any person or thing.a 1440 Found. St. Bartholomew's 24 ...
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Detriment - Definition, Meaning & Synonyms - Vocabulary.com
Detriment is the hurt or harm as a result of damage, loss, or a bad decision. The developers won the lawsuit, much to the detriment of the people who live near ...
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345 Synonyms & Antonyms for DETRIMENT | Thesaurus.com
detriment · damage · disservice · drawback · harm · hurt · impairment · injury · liability · loss · mischief · prejudice · spoiling. Weak match. marring. Did ...
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Detriment
detriment may refer to:
detriment (astrology)
detriment (law), an element the benefit-detriment theory of consideration in design without converting
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detriment (【Noun】something that causes harm or damage ...
something that causes harm or damage. "detriment" Example Sentences When used excessively, social media can be a detriment to young people's mental health.
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Detriment - Etymology, Origin & Meaning
"any harm or injury," from Old French détriment or directly from Latin detrimentum "a rubbing off; a loss, damage, defeat," from past-participle stem of detere ...
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detriment - English-Spanish Dictionary - WordReference.com
Principal Translations. Inglés, Español. detriment n, formal (loss, damage) (formal), detrimento nm. (formal), menoscabo nm. pérdida nf.
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DETRIMENT Synonyms: 63 Similar and Opposite Words
Synonyms for DETRIMENT: harm, damage, injury, hurt, disservice, insult, offence, crippling; Antonyms of DETRIMENT: recovery, healing, remedy, cure, fix, ...
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detriment/ˈdetrɪmənt; `dɛtrəmənt/ n(idm 习语) to the detriment of sb/sth; without detriment to sb/sth harming/not harming sb/sth 对某人[某事物]有害 [无害]; 有损於[无损於]某人[某事物] He works long hours, to the detriment of his health. 他长时间地工作, 有损健康. This tax cannot be introduced without detriment to the economy. 这一税制一旦施行...
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Andrew Tate reacts to two years of sobriety after "drinking ...
Apr 4, 2024 — Andrew Tate, who has engaged in heavy drinking, particularly gin and tonics, recently celebrated being sober for two years.
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Mercer v Alternative Future Group Ltd
Mercer v Alternative Future Group Ltd [2021] IRLR 620 is a UK labour law case, concerning the right to strike for fair wages and to not be subjected to detriment The Tribunal held that an interpretation of section 146 to cover detriment for strike action would go against the "legislative scheme".
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detrimentary
detriˈmentary, a. rare. [f. detriment n. + -ary. Cf. elementary.] = detrimental a.1841 Fraser's Mag. XXV. 27 An internal commotion..detrimentary to the high trust he held.
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