No. 14,099 in German
geschadet
"Harmed" or "damaged."
In a sentence
Die schlechte Ernährung hat seiner Gesundheit geschadet.
The poor nutrition harmed his health.
In this sentence, 'geschadet' is used in the past tense to indicate a negative impact on someone's health, showing the verb in a transitive context.
Ihr unfreundliches Verhalten hat dem Teamgeist geschadet.
Her unfriendly behavior hurt the team spirit.
Here, 'geschadet' denotes a detrimental effect on an abstract concept, showcasing its use beyond physical objects or direct impacts.
Es tut mir leid, wenn meine Kommentare dir geschadet haben.
I am sorry if my comments have harmed you.
This example demonstrates 'geschadet' to express regret for a potential negative effect, highlighting its incorporation in expressions of apology or concern.
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