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"to undermine" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to weaken or gradually damage something, often with subtle or underhanded methods. Example: The politician's opponents accused him of attempting to undermine public trust in his opponent by spreading false rumors and distorted information.
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to undermine
verb
To dig underneath (something), to make a passage or for destructive or military purposes; to sap.
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Egypt promises to undermine both those propositions.
I'm not going to undermine Dianne Feinstein.
To undermine cohesion is to endanger everyone.
Critics want to undermine the sector.
To undermine this undermines our parliamentary democracy.
To undermine Turnbull.
I wouldn't ever want to undermine that.
"We don't want to undermine that cooperation".
He added, "To undermine the BBC World Service is to undermine truth".
He has tended to undermine himself.
"He's trying to undermine the democratic process".
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