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Synonym for dam [verb]
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Further results for the word "dam"
dike [noun]
means "embankment"dam, barrier, wall, gate
damage [verb]
means "activity"impair, lacerate, sabotage, harm, wreck, mutilate, ruin, hurt, degrade, pervert, debase, vitiate, cheapen, taint, injure, beat, kick, flog, ravage, bruise
damage [noun]
means "event"loss, detriment, wreckage, disadvantage, waste, impairment, spoil, breakage
damages [noun]
means "reimbursement"reparation, indemnity, settlement, compensation, indemnification, restitution
damn [verb]
means "action"consign to hell, accurse, curse, doom, proscribe, banish, denounce, attack, condemn, reject
damned [adjective]
means "condemned to hell"condemned, cursed, accursed, unfortunate, unhappy, infernal, reprobate
damp [verb]
means "activity"slow, abate, allay, check, inhibit, moderate, restrain, stifle, extinguish, suffocate
Mrs. [noun]
means "polite address"mistress, madam, dame
amends [noun]
means "atonement"redress, compensation, damages, retribution, satisfaction, consideration
atonement [noun]
means "compensation"redress, amends, damages, retribution, satisfaction, consideration
bad [adjective]
means "attribution"detrimental, harmful, injurious, damaging, deleterious, pernicious
breakage [noun]
means "loss"damage
check [noun]
means "thing"barrier, stop, arrest, obstacle, obstruction, damper
compensation [noun]
means "reimbursement"reparation, indemnity, settlement, damages, indemnification, restitution
compensation [noun]
means "atonement"redress, amends, damages, retribution, satisfaction, consideration
curse [verb]
means "condemn"anathematise, anathematize, blaspheme, damn, excommunicate, execrate
dank [adjective]
means "wet"raw, damp, sodden, humid, soggy, moist
deleterious [adjective]
means "detrimental"harmful, injurious, damaging, bad, pernicious
detriment [noun]
means "loss"damage, wreckage, disadvantage, waste, impairment, spoil
detrimental [adjective]
means "bad"harmful, injurious, damaging, deleterious, pernicious
discouragement [noun]
means "deterrent"hindrance, damper, constraint, impediment, obstacle, obstruction
disparage [verb]
means "malign"slander, damage, calumniate
dowager [noun]
means "widow"matron, dame, lady, woman, matriarch
excommunicate [verb]
means "condemn"anathematise, anathematize, blaspheme, damn, curse, execrate
excoriate [verb]
means "swear at"revile, damn, imprecate, curse, abuse
faded [adjective]
means "shop-worn"damaged, used
find guilty [verb]
means "condemn"convict, damn, judge, doom, sentence, adjudge
forfeiture [noun]
means "loss"cost, damage, hurt, forfeit, detriment, deprivation
harmed [adjective]
means "hurt"injured, traumatized, aggrieved, damaged, wounded, adversely affected
harmful [adjective]
means "injurious"damaging, destructive, hurtful, detrimental, pernicious, ruinous
humid [adjective]
means "wet"raw, dank, sodden, damp, soggy, moist
humidity [noun]
means "moisture"dampness, dankness, fog, damp, steam, vapour
hurt [noun]
means "deed"harm, wound, injury, damage, bruise, ill-treatment
hurtful [adjective]
means "harmful"damaging, destructive, injurious, detrimental, pernicious, ruinous
ill-treatment [noun]
means "harm"wound, injury, damage, bruise, hurt, disservice
impairment [noun]
means "loss"detriment, wreckage, disadvantage, waste, damage, spoil
indemnification [noun]
means "reimbursement"reparation, indemnity, settlement, damages, compensation, restitution
indemnity [noun]
means "reimbursement"reparation, compensation, settlement, damages, indemnification, restitution
injured [adjective]
means "spoiled"marred, damaged, harmed
injurious [adjective]
means "harmful"damaging, destructive, hurtful, detrimental, pernicious, ruinous
injury [noun]
means "deed"impairment, damage, hurt, harm, detriment, ruin
lacerate [verb]
means "wound"injure, hurt, harm, damage
lost [adjective]
means "depraved"irredeemable, irreclaimable, abandoned, condemned, doomed, damned
moisten [verb]
means "damp"dampen, wet
moisture [noun]
means "damp"dampness, dankness, fog, humidity, steam, vapour
mutilate [verb]
means "censor"injure, damage, destroy
penalty [noun]
means "fine"damage, forfeit, punishment
pernicious [adjective]
means "harmful"baneful, pestiferous, damaging, pestilent, deleterious, pestilential
pestiferous [adjective]
means "harmful"baneful, pernicious, damaging, pestilent, deleterious, pestilential
quench [verb]
means "moisten"dampen
reimbursement [noun]
means "compensation"reparation, indemnity, settlement, damages, indemnification, restitution
requital [noun]
means "atonement"redress, amends, damages, retribution, satisfaction, consideration
restitution [noun]
means "reimbursement"reparation, indemnity, settlement, damages, indemnification, compensation
ruin [verb]
means "activity"destroy, ravage, damage, wreck, demolish, sabotage
ruinous [adjective]
means "incriminating"serious, damning
sabotage [verb]
means "subvert"damage, wreck
sadden [verb]
means "deject"grieve, chill, weary, press, dampen, weigh down
sentence [verb]
means "convict"condemn, proscribe, judge, doom, damn
shattered [adjective]
means "smashed"broken, cracked, burst, damaged, split, collapsed
soaked [adjective]
means "moist"wet, saturated, drenched, dripping, moistened, damp
sodden [adjective]
means "wet"raw, dank, damp, humid, soggy, moist
soggy [adjective]
means "wet"raw, dank, sodden, humid, damp, moist
undermine [verb]
means "weaken"threaten, injure, hurt, harm, impair, damage
vandalise [verb]
means "destroy"ravage, damage, wreck, demolish, sabotage, ruin
wet [adjective]
means "property"damp, watery
wound [verb]
means "action"injure, damage, harm, hurt, lacerate, cut
wound [noun]
means "health"injury, hurt, damage, bruise, cut, laceration
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