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Discover Ludwig"was damaging" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something caused harm, damage, or distress. For example: "The impact of the storm was damaging, leaving many homes in ruins."
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was damaging
noun
Injury or harm; the condition or measure of something not being intact.
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"It was damaging on Friday, it's more damaging today," Annesley said.
"It was damaging all of us".
My OCD routine was damaging.
It was damaging to the Mossad's prestige.
Regardless, Mr. McDermott said, the delay was damaging.
Sometimes she worried that she was damaging her health.
Do you think the experience was damaging for her?
I was damaging the profits of the multinationals.
"It was damaging to be associated with some political parties.
That "accounting chicanery," she argued, was damaging to the Tolkiens.
China warned the financial crisis was damaging its economic growth.
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