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Discover Ludwig"less harmful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare two things or situations, with one being less harmful than the other. For example, "Electronic cigarettes are a less harmful alternative to regular cigarettes."
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"It makes it less harmful," he said.
Why might weaker cannabis be less harmful?
"Spraying the soil with a chemical is often less harmful".
I always thought it was less harmful than alcohol.
Hookah pipes — More or less harmful than cigarettes?
Losses that look damaging can become less harmful.
Another notion is that cannabis is less harmful than cigarettes.
"It's seen as less harmful but it's more insidious".
He added that prenatal techniques had improved, becoming less harmful.
Staring at the naked sun would be less harmful.
The vapour is considered less harmful than cigarette smoke.
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