Adverse effects
Damage and adverse effects are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Damage" instead a noun phrase "Adverse effects".
Damage
Damage noun - Something that causes loss or pain.
Adverse effects and damage are semantically related. You can use "Adverse effects" instead a noun "Damage".
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Perhaps chief among them is the Ruby Rod of Asmodeus, which can surround the user in an invulnerable force field and an Anti-Magic field, then purge them of all damage and adverse effects.
Source: Protective Charm -
Fallout 3, on the other hand, does track damage to body parts, though there are no adverse effects until they have been entirely crippled.
Source: Video Game / Fallout -
It and its sequel also had some recipe items that sometimes had adverse effects (such as negative status or damage).
Source: Poison Mushroom
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