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Discover LudwigThe phrase "extensive damage" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe significant harm or destruction to an object, area, or system. Example: "The storm caused extensive damage to the coastal town, leaving many homes uninhabitable."
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No extensive damage was found.
The home suffered extensive damage.
Despite extensive damage, no deaths resulted.
Extensive damage is visible from the front.
"Like any Category 4, it is capable of extensive damage.
Later rioting breaks out in Tottenham, causing extensive damage.
The fire caused extensive damage, but no one was hurt.
Extensive damage was caused to the installations of the port.
A neuropathologist soon discovered extensive damage in Waters's brain tissue.
Most of the extensive damage was confined to one terminal.
Hurricane Ivan caused extensive damage to the city in 2004.
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