Detrimentum
Detrimentum by joshcryptichate October 8, 2008
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detrimental-benefit
Something which 'just feels right', but becomes regrettable later.
Plural: detrimental-benefits
Adjective: detrimentally-beneficial
Antonym: beneficial-detriment
Plural: detrimental-benefits
Adjective: detrimentally-beneficial
Antonym: beneficial-detriment
Eating that whole cake was a detrimental-benefit, because even though it was tasty, I'm fat now, and my career is as a model (😱) so I could lose my job!
detrimental-benefit by IAmPseudonyMeRoar!!! December 8, 2018
detrimental-dumbdumb
A person you work with who’s capacity for wisdom is so lacking that he or she costs the business more than the product of her work.
To get things done efficiently, avoid detrimental-dumbdumb as they make a mess of efficient work flow by taking conversations off into tangents, making irresponsible claims that halt projects until extra work is performed to prove them false, or forcing bottleneck approval processes.
detrimental-dumbdumb by Tysty7 June 12, 2019
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detriment by uday dhaka November 27, 2021
Detriment of the Doubt
1) The opposite of "benefit of the doubt,"
Instead of someone assuming you have the best intentions and are a good person, or that you meant well, they instead assume the opposite; that is to say, they assume you meant them harm, you have bad intentions, are a bad person, and so on.
2) The lack of offering the benefit of the doubt.
3) assuming someone is guilty before proven innocent, instead of the other way around.
Instead of someone assuming you have the best intentions and are a good person, or that you meant well, they instead assume the opposite; that is to say, they assume you meant them harm, you have bad intentions, are a bad person, and so on.
2) The lack of offering the benefit of the doubt.
3) assuming someone is guilty before proven innocent, instead of the other way around.
Ashley gave Johnny the detriment of the doubt when she assumed that he was an obsessed jerk rather than thinking that there was a misunderstanding on both sides due to both of their actions, which led him to believe he had hurt her and that she was better off without him, and led her to believe that he was showing his true colors after several years of good friendship. They were both wrong, and lost their friendship due to not communicating.
Detriment of the Doubt by Blobofblobs November 8, 2025
benneficial-detriment
1) Something that your instincts warn you away from but which you can deduce as enticing.
2) A sacrifice or risk for an expected or predicted reward.
Plural: "beneficial-detriments".
Adjective: "beneficially-detrimental".
Antonym: "detrimental-benifit"
2) A sacrifice or risk for an expected or predicted reward.
Plural: "beneficial-detriments".
Adjective: "beneficially-detrimental".
Antonym: "detrimental-benifit"
Exe: 1) brushing your teeth even though it makes your sensitive gums hurt, is a beneficial-detriment.
Exe: 2) It was a benneficial-detriment to lose my wrist that day, because my hand was pinned to the underside of a boulder; if I had avoided any detriment I'd've kept my hand and've died there.
Exe: 2) It was a benneficial-detriment to lose my wrist that day, because my hand was pinned to the underside of a boulder; if I had avoided any detriment I'd've kept my hand and've died there.
benneficial-detriment by IAmPseudonyMeRoar!!! December 8, 2018
debtrimental
Kate Bradley should think twice anytime Uncle Joe suggests that she follow one of his crazy get-rich-quick schemes, since it is usually very debtrimental to the Shady Rest's bottom line.
debtrimental by QuacksO March 20, 2019