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I'm looking for a verb to use want to describe something like benefit is lost/damaged.

e.g, if you use this technology, your work will be finished earlier. But if you are lazy, the benefits due to this technology will be damaged/lostlost / damaged.

If you use this technology, your work will be finished earlier. But if you are lazy, the benefits due to this technology will be damaged / lost.

I know damaged/lostdamaged / lost is not proper verbs, so what verbs should I use to replace it?

thanks!

I'm looking for a verb to use want to describe something like benefit is lost/damaged.

e.g, if you use this technology, your work will be finished earlier. But if you are lazy, the benefits due to this technology will be damaged/lost.

I know damaged/lost is not proper verbs, so what verbs should I use to replace it?

thanks!

I'm looking for a verb to use want to describe something like benefit is lost / damaged.

If you use this technology, your work will be finished earlier. But if you are lazy, the benefits due to this technology will be damaged / lost.

I know damaged / lost is not proper verbs, so what verbs should I use to replace it?

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asked Oct 7, 2013 at 13:48

misteryes

looking for a verb to use with `benefit`, to describe something like benefit is lost/damaged

I'm looking for a verb to use want to describe something like benefit is lost/damaged.

e.g, if you use this technology, your work will be finished earlier. But if you are lazy, the benefits due to this technology will be damaged/lost.

I know damaged/lost is not proper verbs, so what verbs should I use to replace it?

thanks!

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