financial or material damage sustained

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

to injure or cause physical harm to the body; impairment or disability

a financial loss or deficit in a business or account

to cause physical harm, breakage, or destruction to property, equipment, or objects

a physical or structural deficiency or an area of loss, often in a medical or technical context

to suffer damage

to suffer wear and tear; to deteriorate through use; to wear out

to become damaged or worn

wear and tear

the addition and subtraction, or the growth and decline of something over time

completely preserved in its original state without any damage or missing parts

to damage; to wreck; to destroy

remaining whole, undamaged, or doing no harm to something

a friend who has a harmful or negative influence

to impair or damage

to cause damage, loss, or injury to other people, often for personal gain

to suffer losses; to lose (some of one's reputation, one's fleet, one's staff etc)

strain (medicine)

to be harmful (to)

harming others for one's personal benefit; personal gain to the detriment of others

to waste; wear and tear

to mock, disparage, or belittle

A financial report showing a company's revenues, expenses, and profits or losses over a specific period of time.

to contaminate; to soil and damage

to damage, degrade, or detract from the quality, value, or reputation of something

injuries such as contusions, sprains, or fractures resulting from falls or blows

To damage the public interest for personal gain; personal profit at public expense or through venal and selfish behavior.

to harm others without benefiting oneself

physical wear and tear or the gradual process of wearing away over time

speaking in a biting, caustic, or mean-spirited way

old and damaged, or in a state of disrepair due to age or use

To desire a benefit but instead incur a loss; to have good intentions result in a negative outcome or disaster.

to sell a security or asset when its price drops to a specific point to prevent further losses

stop-loss order (finance)

The price level set by an investor to sell a security in order to prevent further losses.

(computing) lossy compression

loss or damage to a ship or its cargo at sea

circumcision (especially in a biblical context)

complacency leads to loss, while modesty brings benefit; pride leads to failure and humility leads to success

cortical visual impairment (CVI)

(insurance) total loss

bruising (damage to soft fruit etc)

damage to one's health

to donate money or goods to a cause or organization; a donation