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Meanings of permanent damage in English
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Usage of permanent damage in English
1
Even small amounts of lead can cause permanent damage, particularly in children.
2
Lead is a toxic agent that can cause permanent damage to children.
3
Acoustic weapons, like dazzling lasers, have the potential to do permanent damage.
4
They got her to the hospital before any permanent damage was done.
5
They would do no permanent damage, but still Alexia could not watch.
6
The hangman had done a good job without causing permanent damage.
7
Sadly it seems likely some will be left with permanent damage.
8
And she assured Alex that none of the side effects caused permanent damage.
9
They did not last for long and accomplished no permanent damage.
10
Before he could recover, she needed to do some permanent damage.
11
She just had a monstrous hemorrhage, but there's no permanent damage.
12
She survived, but with permanent damage to her heart, lungs and one leg.
13
He did walk, but there was permanent damage and some paralysis.
14
He had thrashed Vulcan, and the beating had left permanent damage.
15
I walked away from my little adventure without any permanent damage.
16
There is permanent damage to nerves and structures of the ear.
This collocation consists of:
Permanent damage through the time
Permanent damage across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common