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Discover LudwigThe phrase "pretty harmful" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that is moderately or significantly damaging or detrimental. Example: The chemicals used in the production of this product have been found to be pretty harmful to the environment.
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"Their editorial voice is their credibility, so hurting that in any way would be pretty harmful".
In fact, I'd go so far as to suggest it's pretty harmful for people like me, especially those newly adjusting to life as a disabled person.
Plus, gender stereotypes are pretty harmful and exclusive.
After all, we all know that mining diamonds can be pretty harmful to the planet.
This premise is actually pretty harmful and implies that "a good dick" is all most women need to cure them of their silly gayness.
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Gay marriage is, at the very worst, neutral for society while polyamory is pretty clearly harmful to society.
Johnny Green sticking one of his digits up his arse then rubbing it on someone – pretty much harmful for everyone involved.
In Lehrer's words, "Gay marriage is, at the very worst, neutral for society while polyamory is pretty clearly harmful to society".
"I would argue that ultimately the politics of regulating harmful emissions is pretty good," he said.
The positive thing about this is that we're pretty sure it's less harmful to be attacked with a Wellington than a knife.
Resembling white candyfloss, these can be spun into a "pretty spectacular" yarn that stops many harmful particles, she says.But it is still not quite good enough.
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