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. Larry Tribe:

   It has to be taken seriously, it's not just a matter of coming up with great talking points or winning some debate. I think he does a disservice to the Constitution and the country when he thinks he can slide his way, slip slide his way around this serious constitutional issue.

2. Keziah Ridgeway:

   Our kids are smart, they know what's happening, we do them a disservice by continuing to pretend like critical race theory is the issue. When it's really you just don't want kids to learn the truth. Because not only do they become critical thinkers, but they also become voters.

3. President Trump:

   Senator Claire McCaskill -- have you ever heard of her? -- is doing you a tremendous disservice, she wants your taxes to go up. She's weak on crime. She's weak on borders. She's weak on illegal immigration. And she's weak on the military. Other than that, I think she's doing a fantastic job.

4. Jewell Parker Rhodes:

   We nurture children so they can fly and be set free and be the citizens for a new world, a new generation, parents are dragging these children intellectually, emotionally back to their era, and I think, culturally, it's really a disservice.

5. Aric Prather:

   Sleep usually takes a back seat to everything else we're doing, and it's a disservice, there's a real health cost to doing that.