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damaging Something that is extremely funny, usually to the point of causing irreparable damage to one's reputation or feelings. ■ "I told a joke about my boss at the company meeting and it ended up being so damaging that I got fired."
besmirch To ruin someone's reputation by spreading false or damaging information about them. ■ "I accidentally spilled coffee on my white shirt and now my boss is besmirching me in front of the whole team."
Detrimental Extremely damaging or harmful, often in a subtle or insidious way. ■ "That constant background noise is detrimental to my productivity and sanity."
disfigured To make someone or something look ugly, deformed, or grotesque by removing or damaging part of their body or face. ■ "The monster was so disfigured from the accident that it scared everyone in town."
Exposing To reveal something that was previously hidden, often in a way that is embarrassing or damaging. ■ When the politician's affair was exposed, his campaign collapsed and he had to resign.
Sabotaging The act of intentionally destroying or damaging something to ruin someone else's plans or success. ■ When he accidentally knocked over the stack of books while trying to sabotage his coworker's presentation, it was a hilarious display of clumsiness.
disclose To reveal confidential or sensitive information, often in a way that is embarrassing or damaging to the person or organization being disclosed. ■ "The politician was caught red-handed and decided to disclose his affair to the public instead of denying it."
mothballs A piece of paper with a special coating that is used to store clothes or other items in order to prevent moths from damaging them. ■ I accidentally left my mothballed sweater in the dryer and now it's covered in holes!
Risk A potentially dangerous or damaging situation, event, or activity. It is also the willingness to take chances in order to achieve a goal. ■ "I took a huge risk by skydiving without a parachute, but it paid off when I landed on a pile of fluffy clouds."
Waterproof An adjective that describes something which is resistant to water, or that can be worn underwater without getting wet. ■ "The new iPhone is completely waterproof, so you can finally take selfies in the shower without worrying about damaging it.
weeds Noun - A small plant with tough or hairy leaves that grows in unwanted places and often competes with crops for water and nutrients. ■ "Weeds are the bane of gardeners everywhere. They may be small, but they can cause a lot of damage to your carefully tended garden if left unchecked. And don't even get me started on how difficult it is to pull them out by hand without damaging nearby plants!"