[ UK /hˈɑːmfə‍l/ ]
[ US /ˈhɑɹmfəɫ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. causing or capable of causing harm
    too much sun is harmful to the skin
    harmful effects of smoking
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How To Use harmful In A Sentence

  • Rose, Rose, and so can absorb hydrogen sulfide, benzene, phenol, ether and other harmful gases.
  • Unless these conditions are fulfilled, we consider any assistance given to the artels and the co-operatives not only useless, but definitely harmful.
  • It is not unusual to find substances in illegal drugs that are much more harmful than the drugs themselves.
  • There is a general awareness that smoking is harmful.
  • Hence, toxic substances in air can easily reach the lung and produce harmful effects locally and in other organs.
  • This unique gelling action enables the dressings to lock in exudate and its harmful components* (4,5,6). New In Vitro Study Data Shows Importance of Dressing Conformability to Action of...
  • Sometimes they use rakes, which are especially harmful. Times, Sunday Times
  • We could simply use the words unharmful or healthy. That morality test.
  • As thousands of holidaymakers head off in search of the sun, most will have remembered to pack the sunscreen to protect their skin from the harmful rays. Times, Sunday Times
  • Cars, trucks and buses produce exhaust nearly as harmful as the factories.
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