to be afraid; to be scared

to injure; to harm

intense, extreme, or devastating (often describing pain, weather, or an effect)

a person who has been harmed, injured, or killed as a result of a crime, accident, or other event

to murder; to kill

to cause injury, detriment, or loss to abstract things such as interests, reputation, or authority

to harm, jeopardize, or endanger

to maliciously entrap, set up, or make false charges against someone

an event causing great damage, destruction, or suffering, such as a flood or earthquake

feeling self-conscious, timid, or embarrassed in social situations or in front of others

causing harm, damage, or injury

to encroach on or violate the rights, property, or interests of others

to be murdered

to be killed, robbed, or otherwise targeted as a victim of a crime or disaster

to persecute

a crucial or strategic point, aspect, or location

to kill or cause someone's death, typically through malice, neglect, or harmful actions

the relationship between parties involving potential gains and losses or vital interests

victim (of a wounding or murder)

plant diseases and insect pests

a person who causes trouble or harm; a bad egg

to harm someone's health or physical well-being with narcotics, toxins, or drugs

an injurious insect or organism that damages crops, livestock, or property

to harm, victimize, or inflict suffering on others

pros and cons, advantages and disadvantages, or gains and losses

to kill or massacre in a brutal and inhuman manner

the damage, infestation, or destruction caused by insect pests

to be harmful to

to conspire to murder or plot against someone's life

to feel a sense of shame or embarrassment regarding one's own conduct

damage, harm, or a disadvantageous effect

environmental pollution or hazards resulting from industrial or human activity

to injure; to harm

to trap, frame, or cause someone to suffer harm through deceitful or malicious means

"the four pests", i.e. rats, flies, mosquitoes, and sparrows

a horse that brings trouble to its herd

to remove or eradicate harmful things, evils, or scourges for the benefit of the public.

to make the most of the benefits while avoiding adverse effects

to commit acts that offend heaven and reason; heinous, cruel, or unconscionable behavior

(agriculture) freezing injury

harmful and without benefit; doing more harm than good

(idiom) (usually of behaviors, systems or trends) to cause people tremendous harm