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The phrase "abject harm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe severe or extreme damage or suffering caused to someone or something.
Example: "The natural disaster resulted in abject harm to the local community, leaving many without homes or resources."
Alternatives: "severe damage" or "extreme suffering".
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To be an attendee of "Trump University," you must be someone completely bereft of loved ones, and probably a bit too replete with people who want to do you abject harm.
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That was abject cowardice".
Of all the abject illusions!
Tyson wept, abject and philosophical.
I was an abject jerk.
Breakfast was abject.
What an abject shower.
What an abject farce.
What abject carelessness!
State of abject depression.
This shows abject incompetence.
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