Damage and Scandal

Damage

Damage noun - Something that causes loss or pain.

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Scandal and damage are semantically related in thing topic. In some cases you can use "Scandal" instead a noun "Damage", when it comes to topics like abuse.

Nearby Words: damaged, damaging, damageable

Scandal

Scandal noun - A cause of shame.

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Damage and scandal are semantically related in thing topic. Sometimes you can use "Damage" instead a noun "Scandal".

Nearby Words: scandalous, scandalize, scandalously, scandalised

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How words are described

real	real damage	real scandal
constant	constant damage	constant scandal
massive	massive damage	massive scandal
big	big damage	big scandal
Other adjectives: great, huge, little, potential, major, possible, minor, further, greater, resulting.

Both words in one sentence

She's constantly blocking Julia's advances towards Ran, but it's just part of her job; and she's right to think that a scandal could damage the two girls' reputations.

Source: Manga / Strawberry Shake Sweet
WWE quickly scrubbed any mention of him from their archives, and the circumstances of his crimes (particularly his brain damage as a result of years of steroid use and concussions) caused a firestorm of scandal.

Source: Deader Than Disco / Professional Wrestling
In season two, Joe is unjustly accused of infecting WestNet with a computer worm which caused millions of dollars worth of damage and the subsequent scandal caused the CEO of a billion dollar oil company to resign.

Source: No Such Thing as Bad Publicity

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