Synonyms for disservice
dɪsˈsɜr vɪsdis·ser·vice

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1. disservice, ill service, ill turnnoun

   an act intended to help that turns out badly

   "he did them a disservice"

   Synonyms:
   ill turn, ill service

   Antonyms:
   service

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1. disservicenoun

   Synonyms:
   injury, harm, mischief, hurt, disadvantage

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1. Nina Jankowicz:

   The right recognizes it is a way to whip up people in a furor, the problem is there are very real national security issues here, and not being able to talk about this in a mature way is a real disservice to the country.

2. Wisoncin DOJ -RRB- McCall:

   This ‘ journalism of omission ’ is being done consciously and does a disservice to the news consuming public, context in news stories is important and the background of the alleged perpetrator is part of that context.It provides a sense of causation for why an event happened.Thesenews topics are sensitive, of course, but it does society no good when news outlets want to sanitize content in order to massage public perception.

3. Christian Beranek:

   Changing the sexual orientations of a character to appease a group or cash in on current hot topics is actually a disservice to [the audience]. corporations should rather hire more writers from different backgrounds and allow them to use their life experiences to provide unique voices in popular media.

4. Jason Ser:

   The image I think that’s being fostered here, created here, by focusing only on parts of the video certainly, I think, do a disservice to Mr. McCaughey, the government is emphasizing two and a half minutes of out of essentially 23 years of Mr. McCaughey’s life.

5. Neil Coyle:

   I can't say I regret it, it would have been a disservice to prevent him.