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She has taken every opportunity to undermine my influence with the team.undermine = gradually weaken
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The purpose of the UN Human Rights Commission is undermined by dictators who have maneuvered to control it.undermined = weakened
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Failing a quiz did nothing to undermine my new devotion to an old creed, but a lecture on Western art did. (source)undermine = weaken
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In doing so, they hoped to embarrass America and undermine American soldiers' faith in their government. (source)
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When McCandless came into his world, however, the boy undermined the old man's meticulously constructed defenses. (source)undermined = weakened
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They will seek to undermine you at every turn.† (source)undermine = weaken gradually
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Every time I revisited the Quatrain, my ongoing infatuation with Art3mis would undermine my ability to focus, and before long I would close my grail diary and call her up to see if she wanted to hang out.† (source)undermine = weaken gradually
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Broad smiles and hollow laughter were undermined by trembling legs and shaking hands.† (source)undermined = weakened gradually
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I liked Lacey, but I saw Margo's point about the undermining.† (source)undermining = weakening gradually
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Fear undermines logic and opens up all sorts of opportunities for people like me.† (source)undermines = weakens gradually
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There did not, as yet, exist in France any of those vast underlying organizations, like the German tugendbund and Italian Carbonarism; but here and there there were dark underminings, which were in process of throwing off shoots.† (source)underminings = actions that gradually weaken something
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but his post-traumatic stress disorder continued to undermine his ability to manage his behavior.† (source)undermine = weaken gradually
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In his persuasive fashion, Osip had argued that during the Depression, Hollywood had undermined the inevitable forces of revolution by means of its elaborate chicanery.† (source)undermined = weakened gradually
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I declined to suggest that clients examine the underside of the piece, as Hobie himself— eager to educate, at the price of fatally undermining his own interests was only too quick to do.† (source)undermining = weakening gradually
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Long-term use undermines the nervous system.† (source)undermines = weakens gradually
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A child of Jesus would undermine the critical notion of Christ's divinity and therefore the Christian Church, which declared itself the sole vessel through which humanity could access the divine and gain entrance to the kingdom of heaven.† (source)undermine = weaken gradually
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