Harm and Stress

Harm

Harm verb - To cause bodily damage to.

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

Nearby Words: harmful, harmed, harmless, harmfully, harming

Stress verb - To experience concern or anxiety.

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Harm and stress are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Harm" instead a verb "Stress".

Nearby Words: stressed, stressful, stressing

emotional	emotional harm	emotional stress
physical	physical harm	physical stress
considerable	considerable harm	considerable stress
severe	severe harm	severe stress
Other adjectives: massive, big, extreme, great, serious, little, excessive, bodily, personal, major, incredible, mental, psychological, general, temporary, less, extra, significant, greater, undue, maximum, long-term.

Using them without practice may do more harm than good, especially under such high-stress scenarios.

Source: Blog / Survival Tips for S.H.I.E.L.D. Recruits
It is later revealed the stress from taking care of his father has also caused him to self harm.

Source: Series / Cuffs
While it can harm the baby, the stress from suddenly going cold turkey from nicotine can have a much greater effect on the baby.

Source: One Drink Will Kill the Baby

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