Sentence for harm | Use harm in a sentence

Use the word harm in a sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use harm in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for harm.

• What harm! (10)
• Only, he must not do her harm! (8)
• To harm her? (10)
• I mean no harm. (14)
• Not much harm in it. (10)
• I say no harm of her. (10)
• What harm have you done? (9)
• I never did you any harm. (8)
• There is no harm in them. (9)
• I know I never mean harm. (10)
• I never do harm to anyone. (8)
• What harm have I done you? (8)
• I never meant any harm, sir. (8)
• I know I would never do you harm. (10)
• She did no harm there, he knew well. (10)
• And he may have had harm done to him. (10)
• Whatever he did, he must not harm her. (8)
• Enough that he had no desire to harm her. (10)
• There is no harm in that if they like it. (10)
• No serious harm had been done to the woman. (10)
• There can be no harm in quoting her remark. (10)
• I suppose it will do no harm to introduce him. (9)
• Mr. Fenellan said it laughing, he meant no harm. (10)
• No, I will not do her any harm, dear little soul! (4)
• It would do you no harm to fix your eyes upon him. (10)
• You would not see any great harm in calling on me? (10)
• How little we mean to do harm when we do an injury! (10)
• Of course, I mean, if they do, it cannot harm them. (10)
• Of course, I mean, if they do, it cannot harm them. (22)
• I know no harm of him; I do not suspect him of pride. (4)
• You have done more harm than can possibly be repaired. (8)
• It cannot be such harm on her cool brow To put a kiss? (10)
• My interference was quite as likely to do harm as good. (4)
• Mrs. Palmer laughed, and said it would not do her any harm. (4)
• And no harm, so to speak-at least, not against the Sanfredini. (10)
• However, there was no harm done, and Lady Charlotte liked him. (10)
• Yet he did not wish any harm to come to Risk during the fight. (18)
• The inexperienced little wife apprehended no harm in his visits. (10)
• His reading has done him no harm, for he has fought as well as read. (4)
• I judge by the quiet of my sleep that we have come to no harm there. (10)
• He has two daughters: one went to London, and came to harm, of a kind. (10)
• He has two daughters: one went to London, and came to harm, of a kind. (22)
• The wicked men who had parted us were no longer able to do harm, he said. (10)
• Slight exaggerations do more harm to truth than reckless violations of it. (10)
• He feels she is safe from any possible kind of harm with those good ladies. (10)
• But had she any right to ease her conscience if it brought harm to her lover? (8)
• No harm, even if a trifle foolish; but in the present case, set my mind at rest. (10)
• If you keep on the water, you will have no harm come to you, but beware of the land. (18)
• But neither have they so much harm in them: they, too, are more ignorant than malevolent. (9)
• As most of his shortcomings were of a society sort, no great harm was done to anybody else. (9)
• There is no harm in admiration, especially on the part of one of a crowd observing a star. (10)
• Nothing but harm had come of it, and it had been a selfish indulgence of a culpable weakness. (9)
• Her ascent, considering her inability to do further harm below, was most mysteriously delayed. (10)
• As it happens, there is no great harm done, because I do not think Isabella has any heart to lose. (4)
• She was one of those people who believe that if you dread harm enough it is less likely to happen. (9)
• Mrs. Kenton said that she saw no harm in it, that Ellen was sitting in like manner with Mr. Breckon. (9)
• I never heard any harm of her; and I dare say she is one of the most tractable creatures in the world. (4)
• He meant no harm, meant nothing but good; and he was lighting the most destructive of our lower fires. (10)
• Shalders, too, might interest him in military affairs and Murat; he did no harm, and could be amusing. (10)
• If you want to read Lessing and Freytag, Hazlitt and Brunetière, go read them: they will do you no harm. (16)
• At dinner there seemed so little harm of the kind he meant that she suffered from an illogical disappointment. (9)
• It would do no harm to our young men to have those letters read publicly and lectured on-by competent persons. (10)
• In that mood she pitied Wilfrid with a reckless sense of her inability to repay him for the harm she had done him. (10)
• I clashed with half-a-dozen, but all the harm we did was to upset the dictum that there can be too much of a good thing. (10)
• No harm can be imputed when the husband of a beautiful woman accepts an appointment from the potent Minister admiring her. (10)
• No harm could be done by the broadest burlesque, the most irreverent travesty, for these would still leave the ideal untouched. (9)

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Definition of harm:

• harm, härm, n. injury: moral wrong. | v.t. to injure. | adj. harm’ful, hurtful. | adv. harm’fully. | n. harm’fulness. | adj. harm’less, not injurious, innocent: unharmed. | adv. harm’lessly. | n. harm’lessness. (0)

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