Damaging and Notorious

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Damaging adjective - Causing or capable of causing harm.

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Notorious and damaging are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Notorious" instead an adjective "Damaging".

Nearby Words: damage, damaged

Notorious adjective - Not respectable.

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Damaging and notorious are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Damaging" instead an adjective "Notorious".

Nearby Word: notoriety

The most notorious and damaging Doctor Who example was the conflict between the producer John Nathan-Turner and script editor Eric Saward over the ending of the "Trial of a Time Lord" season.

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Microsoft have a bad reputation for this; Vista is the most notorious and damaging example but it stretches back at least as far as Windows 95.

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While the 1960s missing episodes are the most damaging and notorious, it doesn't stop there - a lot of 1970s Who featuring Jon Pertwee was also 'lost' in the purges.

Source: Missing Episode / Doctor Who

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