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Disservice

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Disservice meaning

Service that results in harm; an (intentionally or unintentionally) unhelpful, harmful action.

Synonyms of Disservice

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By ignoring the of need for S.T.E.A.M. education you are not only doing a disservice to our society, but you are also doing a disservice to our youth.

As Gigi says, judging your orgasms based on an unrealistic standard is a disservice to yourself.

But killing him, especially off-screen- felt like a huge disservice to everything he had accomplished with his allies beforehand.

But reducing this loss to a mere statistic is a disservice to the student’s memory.

But these are far from typical times, and I think we do a disservice if we ignore the significance — not just political, but also historical — of Biden’s visit.

But we are doing a disservice to Belize, I believe, that we did not define a cruise ship policy from the day we were elected.

Caler said the letters do a disservice to the community.

Cornering of these reserved seats only by socially-economically upward individuals will be a great disservice to the diversity and pluralism of women.

Founded by Justin Chung, the eatery is arguably the city’s fanciest chippy – in fact, resorting to flippantly branding it a ‘chippy’ does it a huge disservice.

He said,”We regard this as a disservice, unpatriotic, and a disinformation.

I feel like I wouldn't be able to give them the attention and support they need, and I worry that I would be doing them a disservice by agreeing to take them in," he shared.

If it shuts — I have been in several government shutdowns, and it’s a disservice to the American people.

In the two articles that I read, Amanze, disappointingly, packed too many falsehoods about the last election such that ignoring him will be a great disservice to our people, especially the younger, impressionable, easily excitable ones.

Miss Abdullah Salamatu, a trader, said Mr Dumelo had a lot of plans for the youth and women, and it would be a disservice on their part to allow him to represent a different Constituency in Parliament.

On top of that, we do a disservice to our own economy by choosing to contract out.

Otherwise, did the Gallagher family a disservice by ending things in an open-ended and unsatisfying way.

Sure, it's cute because Kutcher and Kunis are together in real life, but it felt like a disservice to Jackie.

The councilwoman said the actions against Jumbo's are a disservice to the community, saying businesses owned by people of color should be supported, not driven out.

The media is doing a disservice to the whole situation by focusing only on one people and ignoring the other people,” he said.

The reason for not writing a new show right now is because, as Natasha points out, ‘We really want to finish this one and I think working on something else would do a disservice to this show.