deleterious in Greek
deleterious in Greek is βλαπτικός — deleterious means causing harm or damage, especially gradually and to health, an environment or a system.
deleterious in Greek
βλαπτικός
Pronounced: vlaptikos
(formal) Harmful, often in a subtle or unexpected way.
What does "deleterious" mean?
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adjective Causing harm or damage, especially gradually and to health, an environment or a system.
"Long hours of night work have a deleterious effect on the heart."
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deleterious in a sentence
- Long hours of night work have a deleterious effect on the heart.
- Overgrazing proved deleterious to the fragile hillside soil.
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What is "deleterious" in Greek?
"deleterious" in Greek is βλαπτικός. deleterious means: Causing harm or damage, especially gradually and to health, an environment or a system.
How do you pronounce βλαπτικός?
"deleterious" in Greek is βλαπτικός, pronounced "vlaptikos".
How do you use "deleterious" in a sentence?
Example: "Long hours of night work have a deleterious effect on the heart." In Greek, "deleterious" is βλαπτικός.
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