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Free sign upThe phrase "compromising of" is not typically used in written English.
It is possible that it is a mistake or a non-standard usage of the word "composed" or "comprised" instead. These words are often used to describe the components or parts of a whole. For example: - The committee is composed of experienced professionals from different industries. - The panel is comprised of experts in the field of environmental science. The phrase "compromising of" could be used in limited contexts where it is describing something that has been compromised or damaged in some way. For example: - The data collected by the sensor was found to be compromising of the overall study's validity. - The reputation of the company was seen as compromising of their unethical business practices.
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I was annoyed that Clinton praised the "compromising" of America's founders, since maintaining slavery was perhaps their most significant compromise.
What led to this amoral compromising of your film-making?
One is the compromising of the tonal system.
"There was no compromising of national security involved".
"In particular, I am concerned about any compromising of effective encryption for consumers of online services".
As well, there has been a creeping compromising of the papers' much-vaunted independence and objectivity.
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There were maybe two (good) songs on that album and the others were just a bunch of compromising tug-of-wars.
He is accused of compromising some of Washington's most sensitive spy operations.
Evans kept a shoeboxful of compromising photographs of women who had gone on to marry studio executives.
Now comes "The Warning," in which Eminem eviscerates Carey for mocking him and suggests, among other things, that he is in possession of compromising pictures of her.
The Huffington Post first reported on nearly an hour's worth of compromising footage of the events in Vegas.
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