Harm
Harm verb - To cause bodily damage to.
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In the first nanobot episode, they had been programmed to protect Jimmy from harm and punish whoever harmed him.
Source: Logic Bomb -
She instructs the grieving Doctor not to punish/harm Ashildr or anyone else for this, meaning he can't enjoy the cruel satisfaction of settling the score — not to mention he has to accept being teleported away at the end.
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For one thing, he seeks to punish people who actually deserve to go to Hell, not harm the innocent.
Source: Bad Powers, Good People
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