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harmed To be accidentally or unintentionally damaged by something, typically in a way that is harmful to the thing itself.
harming verb to cause harm or damage to someone or something, usually intentionally ■ John harmed the cat by tripping over it and knocking it down.
safe A place where you can go to avoid being hurt or harmed. ■ "I always keep my valuables in a safe at home."
Victims A person or thing that has been wronged, harmed, or mistreated by another. ■ "I'm sorry I accidentally broke your vase. It was an honest mistake."
hypocritical adjective:<en></?><example>Being hypocritical means pretending to be something you're not in order to gain an advantage or to appear more virtuous than you actually are. Example: The politician was accused of being hypocritical for claiming to care about the environment while supporting policies that harmed it.</example>
Kidnap To steal someone away from their home or place of safety and hold them captive against their will. Often used in a humorous context to refer to someone who has been abducted for a short time but was not harmed. ■ "I accidentally kidnapped my best friend's cat while trying to pet it! Poor thing was so scared and meowed loudly the whole time. Thankfully, I was able to return her safely to her owner."