great harm

collocation in English

meaningsofgreatandharm

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great
adjective
uk
/ɡreɪt/us
/ɡreɪt/
large in amount, size, ...
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harm
noun[U]
uk
/hɑːm/us
/hɑːrm/
physical or other injury ...
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(Definition ofgreatandharmfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofgreat harm

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Not only does it causegreatharmto victims but the perpetrators themselves also commonly suffer.
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They do nogreatharm.
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They have caused themselvesgreatharm.
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It would not do anygreatharm.
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Yes, whatgreatharmhave they done?
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That myth has caused usgreatharm.
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This disunion is doinggreatharm.
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It cannot do anygreatharm.
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That is bound to dogreatharm.
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There is nogreatharmin that.
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This report says no "verygreatharm".
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These little things do verygreatharm.
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It has not done anygreatharm.
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At worst, they can dogreatharm.
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It is doing the nationgreatharm.
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It inflictsgreatharmon production.
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In fact, they do itgreatharm.
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Whatgreatharmwas being done by the provisions?
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If it should fail, nogreatharmwould be done.
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Is he aware that verygreatharmis being done?
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If it were so, nogreatharmcould happen.
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But the delay has done nogreatharm.
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It might likewise dogreatharmthroughout the world.
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Many imports inflictgreatharmon our traditional industries.
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I do not see anygreatharmin that.
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