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Do somebody a disservice

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Subjectivity ImpliedPlay
Using 'do a disservice' often includes personal judgment, which can vary by individual perspective. SlideClaiming she’s not ready for the promotion may do her a disservice.
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'Do a disservice' implies a negative impact, whether intentional or not. SlideHe did me a disservice by commenting on my work without understanding it.
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Potential HarmPlay
The phrase suggests actions that could lead to someone being viewed less favorably. SlideSpreading unfounded rumors does a disservice to her character.
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