Crime and Harm

Crime

Crime noun - Activities that are in violation of the laws of the state.

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Harm and crime are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Harm" instead a noun "Crime".

Nearby Words: criminal, criminally

Harm noun - Something that causes loss or pain.

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Crime and harm are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Crime" instead a noun "Harm".

Nearby Words: harmful, harmed, harmless, harmfully, harming

normal	normal crime	normal harm
future	future crime	future harm
true	true crime	true harm
actual	actual crime	actual harm
Other adjectives: real, severe, big, great, serious, evil, little, major, possible, lesser, less, greater, greatest, previous, magical.

Other stories are actually an inversion, stating that people suffering from mental illnesses are more likely to be a victim of crime or harm themselves rather then anyone else.

Source: Insane Equals Violent
Other stories are actually an inversion, stating that people suffering from mental illnesses are more likely to be a victim of crime or harm themselves rather than anyone else.

Source: Inverted Trope
Later, she owns that the queen never lied about her crime : she did cause her great harm. Unintentionally.

Source: Sheep in Sheep's Clothing

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