Synonyms for damaged
dam·aged

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1. damagedadjective

   harmed or injured or spoiled

   "I won't buy damaged goods"; "the storm left a wake of badly damaged buildings"

   Synonyms:
   discredited

   Antonyms:
   intact, undamaged, reputable

2. discredited, damagedadjective

   being unjustly brought into disrepute

   "a discredited politician"; "her damaged reputation"

   Synonyms:
   shamed, dishonored, discredited, disgraced

   Antonyms:
   intact, undamaged, reputable

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1. List of paraphrases for "damaged":

   corrupted, corrupt, harmed, destroyed, impaired, damage, broken, affected, undermined, damaging, degraded, injured, deteriorated, compromised

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1. William Li:

   One of the great mysteries of COVID-19 has been why blood clots, or thromboses, form in some patients, these clots can become lethal because they severely compromise blood flow not only in the lungs, but also in other organs such as the brain and heart, among other tissues. Our research is the first to show that these clots are associated with damaged blood vessels.

2. Vinoj Kumar:

   In the past two days the intensity of the rain was high and the water started coming down carrying boulders and roots which damaged the wall, the dam wall cracked and the water escaped.

3. Evan Schuurman:

   Most of them have lost everything — their homes have been badly damaged or some completely destroyed, a lot of them are from farming communities as well, and so they've lost their crops and they've lost their source of food, so this support is critical for survival.

4. Mike McCaul:

   All the good we did in the last four years to stop illegal immigration is gonna be damaged within months.

5. Hugh Young:

   He is certainly not damaged, he acted pretty professionally, and now it's back to running the bank and getting it back in shape.