Damaged
Damaged adjective - Harmed or injured or spoiled.
Incomplete and damaged are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Incomplete" instead an adjective "Damaged".
Incomplete
Incomplete adjective - Lacking some necessary part.
Usage example: an incomplete puzzle that has several pieces missing
Damaged and incomplete are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Damaged" instead an adjective "Incomplete".
Nearby Words: incompletely, incompleteness
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- unfinished and damaged
- unfinished and incomplete
- undeveloped and damaged
- undeveloped and incomplete
- imperfect and damaged
- imperfect and incomplete
- weak and damaged
- weak and incomplete
- bad and damaged
- bad and incomplete
- defective and damaged
- defective and incomplete
- tainted and damaged
- tainted and incomplete
Both words in one sentence
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All of this foreshadows Pops being reactivated by that very same vat after he was badly damaged by both Terminator John Connor and fried by the energy field from an incomplete Time Machine.
Source: Film / Terminator Genisys -
Distaff Counterpart: His current sidekick X-23, who's literally his female clone made from an incomplete DNA sample (the Y chromosome was damaged, so they doubled up on the X).
Source: Comic Book / Wolverine - These problems are exacerbated by the fact that Shakespeare never published definitive editions of his own works, and the versions that exist today are often incomplete, damaged, or suffered under over-zealous early editors.
Source: Get Thee to a Nunnery
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