disadvancing
verb (not a common word, but can be used as a back-formation from 'disadvantageous') as in strong fondness
Strongest matches
harming, impairing, weakening, hindering, discouraging, undermining, discrediting
Example Sentences
Example:Their inflammatory comments are harming the team’s morale.
Definition:Damaging or injuring
Example:The new policy is impairing the company’s ability to innovate.
Definition:Reducing the quality or effectiveness of
Example:Cutting the research budget is weakening the company’s competitive edge.
Definition:Reducing the strength or effectiveness
Example:Introducing unnecessary regulations is hindering the company's growth.
Definition:Blocking or impeding the progress or development of
Example:The negative public opinion is discouraging the new project's launch.
Definition:Reducing the motivation or inclination to do something
Example:His actions are undermining the team's confidence.
Definition:Weakening the foundations or basis of; causing to lose strength or support
Example:Slanted media reports are discrediting the government’s stance.
Definition:Damaging the reputation or credibility of
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