Harming is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HARMING in dictionary:

VERB:
• HARM, to injure
• physically injure
• damage the health of
• have an adverse effect on
NOUN:
• physical injury, especially that which is deliberately inflicted
• material damage
• actual or potential ill effects or danger

Words related to HARMING

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How to use HARMING in a sentence

• Meleese thought that her brothers would make you a prisoner that night without harming you.
• The brilliant discoveries of Grenfell, Delcommune, Lemaire, and others, who are in the first rank of African pioneers, were made without harming a native.
• Meanwhile she was to him that kind of relief which we derive from a person to whom we may say everything without a fear of its harming them.
• If he brought one home, what power could there be behind it, and what chance was there of its harming the colossus in front of him? It was the crisis of the fight.
• Remembering how Cordova had been served, might he not find a way of harming those men even as they had harmed him? He slackened to a trot and finally halted.
• Thence he proceeded against Palestine, in Syria, because its inhabitants were harming Phoenicia.
• They sought to observe strict neutrality, harming neither the Americans nor the Indians, nor yet the allies of the latter, the British and French at Detroit.
• I am a-keeping the young man from harming of you at the present moment with great difficulty.
• In so far as it can be done by one man without harming his neighbours, the time has always come for the realisation of an idea.
• The time may come when you might do good to yourself, without harming me, by being unfettered by a promise.
• He saw the villain in the act of harming her, while he himself was powerless to assist her.
• I had no thought of harming any man as I put forth my hand and took one of the weapons.
• There is none either to befriend or to succor them, nor can anything deter their enemies from harming them.
• It makes no difference that I am innocent even of the thought of harming my first wife.
• I am innocent even of the thought of harming that unhappy woman.
• It could not mean that the poor, broken-down, drunken fellow had the means in his power of further harming a man who had already been made to suffer so much.
• For in the beginning they had been forced by the people against their will, and afterwards they had come to the hippodrome with no thought of harming the emperor.
• On one occasion a flame played around his head, as he was asleep, without harming him.
• You saved me from the catmen, and again in Canarsa, so my hands are bound from harming you.
• Born in Kentucky and reared in Missouri, he had seen the effects of slavery all about him, harming him and his, and so he hated it.
• The latter had sent for several of the laborers and had shown them that in hindering Charley they were hurting the Forest Service and thus, in the long run, harming themselves.
• Making sure that he was past harming us we turned our attention to the poor bull, but he was too far gone to recover, and another bullet put him out of his misery.
• Poor Dash! He never dreamed of harming his old friend, for he had a kind heart.
• Anne declared the cold to be harming her mother, and became very anxious to bring her to the milder sea breezes of Portchester, and though Mrs.
• He must be a good man who gets such a testimony from those who are harming him.

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