injurious in Latin
injurious in Latin is noxius — injurious means causing physical harm.
injurious in Latin
noxius
Causing physical harm or injury; harmful, hurtful.
What does "injurious" mean?
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adj Causing physical harm.
"Smoking is injurious to your health."
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adj Damaging to someone's reputation.
"The newspaper printed several injurious remarks about the politician."
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injurious in a sentence
- Smoking is injurious to your health.
- The chemical spill proved injurious to nearby wildlife.
- The newspaper printed several injurious remarks about the politician.
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What is "injurious" in Latin?
"injurious" in Latin is noxius. injurious means: Causing physical harm.
How do you use "injurious" in a sentence?
Example: "Smoking is injurious to your health." In Latin, "injurious" is noxius.
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