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The phrase "severely damage" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a situation where something is harmed or impaired to a significant extent. Example: "The storm could severely damage the coastal infrastructure, leading to costly repairs."
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From severe thunderstorms to hurricanes, wind and hail can severely damage a home.
screen can severely damage it.
"It can severely damage our business".
Drugs can severely damage or kill puppies and older dogs.
To ravage is to destroy or severely damage something.
The coming year may seal that reputation, or severely damage it.
If that happens, it will severely damage our social and economic future.
Fires in the piles of logs severely damage soils, prevent regrowth and cause mudslides.
They can deflate tires, bend tire rims and even severely damage car bodies.
These proposed funding cuts endanger us intellectually, artistically and severely damage our reputation internationally.
More deficit spending could severely damage the European Central Bank and the euro.
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