harmed
word · lemma: harm
/ˈhɑɹmd/
/hˈɑːmd/
Definition
Injured, damaged, or made worse in some way. "Harmed" is the past tense and past participle of "harm."
Usage & Nuances
Often used in passive voice ("was harmed"). Collocates with words like "seriously," "physically," "emotionally," and "environment." Used in both formal and informal speech, but in legal or formal contexts refers to damage or injury. Not typically used for minor inconveniences.
Spanish: dañado - lastimadoPortuguese (BR): prejudicado - machucadoPortuguese (PT): prejudicado - magoadoChinese (Simplified): 受伤的 - 受到损害的Chinese (Traditional): 受傷的 - 受到損害的Hindi: नुकसान पहुँचाया गया - क्षतिग्रस्तArabic: متضرر - متأذٍBengali: ক্ষতিগ্রস্ত - আঘাতপ্রাপ্তRussian: пострадавший - повреждённыйJapanese: 傷つけられた - 害されたVietnamese: bị tổn hại - bị hạiKorean: 해를 입은 - 손상을 입은Turkish: zarar görmüş - zarar verilmişUrdu: نقصان پہنچایا گیا - زخمیIndonesian: terluka - dirugikan
Example Sentences
The bird was harmed by the storm.
basic
None of the children were harmed in the accident.
basic
The plant looked harmed after the dry season.
basic
She felt emotionally harmed by his comments.
natural
The company admitted some customers were harmed by the mistake.
natural
No animals were harmed during the making of this film.
natural