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harm a hair on someone's head

harm a hair on someone's head verb: to hurt someone.

Verb

harm a hair on someone's head (third-person singular simple present harms a hair on someone's head, present participle harming a hair on someone's head, simple past and past participle harmed a hair on someone's head)

  1. (figuratively) To hurt someone.
    Synonyms:
    touch a hair on someone's head

Synonyms of harm a hair on someone's head

  • touch a hair on someone's head

Forms of harm a hair on someone's head

third-person singular presentharms a hair on someone's head
present participleharming a hair on someone's head
past participleharmed a hair on someone's head
pastharmed a hair on someone's head
alternative formharm a hair of someone's head

Questions about harm a hair on someone's head

What does harm a hair on someone's head mean?
Harm a hair on someone's head means to hurt someone.
What part of speech is harm a hair on someone's head?
Harm a hair on someone's head is a verb.
What is the past tense of harm a hair on someone's head?
The past tense of harm a hair on someone's head is harmed a hair on someone's head.

Words near harm a hair on someone's head in the dictionary

  1. Harlowton
  2. harls
  3. Harlyn
  4. harm
  5. harm a fly
  6. harm a hair on someone's head
  7. harm principle
  8. harm reduction
  9. harm's way
  10. harmability
  11. harmable

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