transitive. To harm or injure.

transitive. To disfigure, mutilate (a person, his body); to impair (the mind); to injure (a thing).

transitive. To forfeit (a possession, privilege, etc.), ruin (oneself) by one's own conduct.

transitive. To do evil to; to harm or injure; to ill-treat; to affect with disease.

transitive. To inflict suffering upon; to afflict, harass; to injure, harm.

impersonal or quasi-impersonal with subject it or a substantive clause.

transitive. To do evil or wrong to (a person); to harm, injure, wrong. Formerly also: †to sin against (God) (obsolete). Now archaic.

transitive. To afflict or overwhelm with misfortune; to destroy or ruin. Obsolete (archaic in later use).

transitive. To harm, injure.

To affect (persons, a community, etc.) detrimentally with regard to property, health, reputation, or general well-being. Also absol.

transitive. To wrong, injure, or harm.

transitive. To do or cause damage to; to hurt, harm, injure; now commonly to injure (a thing) so as to lessen or destroy its value.

transitive. To be the reverse of advantageous to; to be hurtful to.

transitive. To be disadvantageous or detrimental to; to harm. Now rare.

transitive. To inflict injury upon; to bring to grief or ruin; = mischieve, v. 1 2a.

transitive. To treat violently; to injure, insult, abuse. Obsolete.

transitive. To affect adversely or unfavourably as a consequence of some action; to impair the validity of (a right, claim, statement, etc.).

transitive. To mistreat (a person or thing); to injure, hurt; to wrong.

transitive. To wrong; = injure, v. 1.

To bring into or expose to danger; to endanger, imperil, risk.

transitive. To affect prejudicially; = prejudice, v. 1a. Obsolete.

transitive. To cause injury, loss, or inconvenience to; to injure, damage, hurt; to inflict injury… To injure physically or bodily. Obsolete.

To wreck (a vessel, mariners, etc.); to ruin or cast ashore by shipwreck. Chiefly passive and in figurative context.

transitive. To violate.

transitive. To molest, trouble; (occasionally) to injure.

transitive. To hurt, harm.

transitive. To affect adversely; to injure, impair. Obsolete.

transitive. To invest (a person) with a right to or share in something; to admit to a privilege; = interest, v. 1. Chiefly in passive, to be inte…

transitive. = abuse, v.

transitive. To subject to violence; (also) to violate. Now rare.

transitive. To do injustice or wrong to (a person); to wrong.

To harm, hurt, injure, poison. morally or socially.

? To injure; cf. envy, n. 2. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To prejudice or harm (a person).

transitive. To undermine. Also figurative. Obsolete.