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Meanings of detriment in English
Usage of detriment in English
1
No young person should be at a detriment due to government incompetence.
2
The 25-year-old's decision certainly hasn't been to the detriment of his game.
3
From this persuasion concerning traditions much detriment has resulted in the Church.
4
To our detriment, we didn't really take the temperature of the room.
5
If one of these suffers an abuse, the detriment affects the mass.
6
The action of the crown was restricted, without detriment to its authority.
7
The measure would not be to the detriment of Opel, he added.
8
In Piotr's opinion revolution was to the detriment of religion and culture.
9
He is still reigning to the lasting detriment of English musical independence.
10
And from this was the woman formed, without detriment to the man.
11
These are two distinct roles that people mistakenly confuse to their detriment.
12
He might have waited even longer without detriment to Sir Reginald Eversleigh.
13
He does nothing lightly, and I ignore him only to my detriment.
14
Not long after that, Giant Discourager joined us, much to my detriment.
15
Can you promise me it will not land again to our detriment?
16
However anti-social tenants were protected to the detriment of law-abiding citizens, he said.
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Translations for detriment
Portuguese
Spanish
Detriment through the time
Detriment across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common