disservice
అపచారం
definition
noun
you have done a disservice to the African people by ignoring this fact
a harmful action.
example
It's not a funny site and acts as a 'disservice' to our community.
To act as such would be a 'disservice' to the diverse student body as whole, and contrary to my elected mandate.
It is a 'disservice' to students and to themselves to be restricting the flow of information to students.
But I would be doing the author a great 'disservice' if I gave any impression that this is a political tract.
Here was a chance to look candidly at the way multi-culturalism in Bradford has done a 'disservice' to race relations.
you have done a 'disservice' to the African people by ignoring this fact
While it may seem equitable to accommodate everybody's needs, this often ends up doing users a 'disservice' .
We Americans do ourselves a 'disservice' if we think we can work miracles overnight.
Okay, I do agree that by not complaining I'm doing a 'disservice' to all consumers.
An educational system that does not teach economically viable skills is a 'disservice' to the nation.
At one point I tried it as under score, but it felt like a 'disservice' to the song.
What's more, it's a 'disservice' to the values held by the party's members to limit itself that way.
Slater actually does viewers a 'disservice' by being less than embarrassing here.
This was a fine privilege for its editors and a confusing 'disservice' to your readership.
you have done a 'disservice' to the African people by ignoring this fact
Pete Cami gives a disturbing account of youth crime but your headline does a 'disservice' to the efforts of the police.
Yur story is a 'disservice' to the public and seems quite out of character with normal Register content.
Appeasement does not work and those who endorse it are doing an enormous 'disservice' to their people.
What's more, they are a 'disservice' to the anti-war movement and the left, which will decisively reject them.
The article does a real 'disservice' to those children who do have learning differences.
By ignoring these issues in their reviews, critics are doing a great 'disservice' to their readers.
We both have our lives to live, and being airlifted out of the central field does a 'disservice' to both of us.
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