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The phrase "actually damaged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something has been harmed or impaired in a way that may not have been initially apparent.
Example: "After further inspection, we found that the equipment was actually damaged and needed immediate repair."
Alternatives: "truly harmed" or "genuinely impaired".
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There's simply the one we draw in our heads, the one that makes the NFL as enjoyable as action movies and "Madden" and other televised diversions in which actual people aren't actually damaged.
I wanted to think about people whose hearts are actually damaged but who don't show it.
She took Barris to counselling, but he felt that the incident hadn't actually damaged him.
I regretted that media excitement over Beryl Bainbridge actually damaged her chances with According to Queeney.
If anything, its foremost champions have actually damaged the standing of the white working class.
The Pentagon did not give specifics of the mishandling, so it was not known whether a Koran was actually damaged.
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I'm wondering if a hangover could actually damage my brain.
Many people will advocate offsetting as a solution, but it is actually damaging.
So you will be actually damaging the service rather than improving it".
In fact, there is an argument that it is actually damaging the economy".
"I promised them it wouldn't actually damage their careers, and nobody laughed".
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