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Meanings of most injurious in English
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Usage of most injurious in English
1
But to exert myself after dining has a most injurious result sometimes.
2
To Mrs. Mountjoy the fact had been most injurious to Harry's character.
3
The delay is most injurious to me, and in every respect very annoying.
4
The effect was most injurious to Spain as well as to the colonies.
5
On the contrary, it has a most injurious effect on him.
6
What is the most injurious effect of alcohol upon the blood?
7
Another of nature's paradoxes, the most beautiful creatures are so often the most injurious.
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The overhauling of schools is most injurious to English education.
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This is nanotechnology at its most refined and most injurious.
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Loyalists, perhaps, unavoidable, have been most injurious to the country.
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But the most injurious do not say, Why has he taken such a thing?
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The example, too, on children, was most injurious; it schooled them in deceit and disingenuousness.
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I have followed your advice; for literature which is dangerous to morality is most injurious.'
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Such a proposition would foist into the Constitution a most injurious, pernicious, and troublesome doctrine.
15
Herons are regarded as most injurious to a fishery.
16
Idleness and drunkenness, with all their attendant evils, were rife to a most injurious extent.
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