Harm and Miss

Harm

Harm verb - To cause bodily damage to.

Miss and harm are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Miss" instead a verb "Harm".

Miss

Miss verb - To fail to attend.

Harm and miss are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Harm" instead a verb "Miss".

Nearby Words: missed, missing

How words are described

good good harm good miss
massive massive harm massive miss
big big harm big miss
bad bad harm bad miss
Other adjectives: major, immediate, hilarious, intentional.

Common collocations

people harm people miss people
family harm family miss family
way harm way miss way
target harm target miss target
Other words: enemy, friends.

Both words in one sentence

  • Deadly Dodging Somewhat inverted by Exactly What I Aimed At, where this is making an foe's attack miss and do them harm, rather than you yourself deliberately missing to do another harm.
  • Bullet Dodges You Karin's form of immortality causes attacks that would normally harm her to miss, though not by much.
  • Literature / The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie She is also correct about Miss Brodie's recklessness, however, and the harm it ultimately causes.
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