harmed

Left worse off

Harmed is the past tense of harm, meaning injured or damaged.

Physical harm leaves wounds; emotional harm leaves scars of a different kind.

No animals were harmed in the making of this film.

The scandal harmed his reputation.

Something harmed has been made worse off than before.

physical

injured

Having sustained harm

bleeding · broken · fractured · lacerated · burned · scarred · battered · maimed · sprained · gashed

abuse

mistreated

Harmed through poor treatment

oppressed · persecuted · bullied · harassed · intimidated · coerced · manipulated · molested · assaulted · battered

emotional

traumatized

Emotionally damaged by experience

heartbroken · betrayed · humiliated · shamed · rejected · abandoned · neglected · tormented · anguished · grief-stricken

damage

damaged

Made worse by injury

defaced · vandalized · sabotaged · impaired · degraded · corroded · eroded · ravaged · devastated · blighted

legal

victim

One harmed by another

aggrieved · wronged · restitution · compensation · damages · liability · negligence · malpractice · reckless · culpable

recovery

healing

Restoration of health

rehabilitation · coping · resilience · survivor · support · treatment · trauma · flashbacks · triggers · nightmares

Categories
Opposites
damage vs. preservation

harmedunharmed

Not injured

unscathed · uninjured · unhurt · protected · safeguarded

injury vs. benefit

harmedhelped

Gave aid to

benefited · aided · healed · assisted · enhanced

Phrases
Family

harm, harmful, harmless, unharmed, harms, harming, harmlessly, harmfully, harmlessness

Familiarity
Top 5,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG