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Meanings of untold damage in English

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Usage of untold damage in English
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This will lead to untold damage to the United Kingdom's reputation.
The Guardian
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It is causing untold damage to our oceans and wildlife, said Iceland's Walker.
Reuters
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Does untold damage to a man's reputation-and reputation, Brigadier, is all.
The street philosopher
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Unfortunately, that purpose will bring untold damage to the galaxy.
The evolutionary void
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Teacher unions say that, unchecked, this trend will do untold damage to the profession.
The Irish Times
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Fire in the chaparral now might do untold damage.
Gunsight Pass: How Oil Came to the Cattle Country and Brought a ...
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A vote to leave the UK, he warned, could do untold damage to the Irish economy.
The Irish Times
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Andrew Mitchell said "hunting down" Mrs May would do " untold damage" to the party.
News.com.au
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The reavers in Kartish could do untold damage.
Wizardborn
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Part of de Belin's case hinged on the argument it would cause untold damage to his career.
News.com.au
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It has done untold damage to Living Dream; Inigo and Edeard would not have tolerated such vice.
The evolutionary void
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Last month's quake has claimed 166 lives with many people still missing, while causing untold damage across Christchurch.
The Irish Times
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As applied, they do untold damage to families and destroy the very fabric of Black and brown communities.
Ebony
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For years, it was feared that steroid abuse was doing untold damage to a generation of American football players.
The Guardian
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The organisation he supported and assisted has resulted in untold damage to individual lives and society as a whole.
The Irish Times
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So has the industry learnt from the disaster which killed 11 men and caused untold damage to the environment?
The Guardian
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