To damage a relationship



Example: They damage a relationship unintentionally

Definition


"To damage a relationship" means to cause harm or deterioration to the bond or connection between people, often resulting in reduced trust, communication, or affection. It implies actions or events that negatively affect how individuals relate to each other.

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    Etymology


    The phrase "to damage a relationship" combines the verb "damage," originating from Old French 'damager' meaning to harm or injure, with "relationship," derived from the Latin 'relatio' meaning a bringing back or connection. Together, they describe the act of causing harm to a connection between people.