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Meaning of "more pernicious"
more pernicious: Describes something that is more harmful, destructive, or detrimental compared to other similar things
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Uncertainty is much more pernicious than risk.
But a more pernicious habit does the most damage.
Some additional effects are even more pernicious.
Some are simply more pernicious than others.
But in general its influence is more pernicious.
All the more pernicious for being hidden.
The intellectual impact is much more pernicious.
Some more pernicious than others.
But the problem is even more pernicious.
Perhaps even more pernicious is the longterm psychological effect.
The second threat is even more pernicious.
There is nothing more pernicious than silence in problems of health.
I do not know which is more pernicious.
More pernicious nonsense was never devised by man than treaties of commerce.
And an even more pernicious menace.
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But the attitudes are arguably even more pernicious.
Affluence has more pernicious effects.
Has brought us the automobile joyride and an even more pernicious menace.
Echo chambers are far more pernicious and far more robust.
But investment analysts say the current slump is a result of more pernicious trends.
The pretending was far more pernicious than extending.
More pernicious cases occurred in which holding companies were used to dilute minority shareholder interests.
I can not think of anything more pernicious and inequitable.
But nothing is more pernicious than such examples offered to the view of a democratic people.
But the strategy of linkage is even more pernicious than that.
This is all the more pernicious because less obvious and recognizable.
There is another citation gaming tactic that is much more pernicious and difficult to detect.
It may coincide with more pernicious policies involving ethnic discrimination and other human rights violations.
The gas engine has brought us the automobile joyride and an even more pernicious menace.
But solar radiation also has a more pernicious effect on the skin on a daily basis.
Here, the destructive component is even more pernicious.
Consentership, far more pernicious than dictatorship.
And maybe fomenting a rebellion of a wider, more pernicious sort.
There is a more pernicious effect, however.
Ammunition, particularly artillery ammunition, tended to be a much more pernicious problem.
What can be more pernicious than this disease?
We see a much more difficult, but much more pernicious legacy of.
And an even more pernicious menace, the roadside brothel.
Rosenberg is wrestling with an even more pernicious demon, depression.
The negative and cognitive symptoms [ of schizophrenia ] are less dramatic but more pernicious.
Now we're seeing an even more pernicious alliance forming between these criminal organizations.
But in another way, this makes the damage even more pernicious.
Though, that may amount to being more pernicious than his overt idea of tyranny.
But it would be no less coercive for that, and it would be more pernicious.
In the developing countries they take more pernicious forms, with equally significant consequences.
The extra-territorial provisions of that embargo have made it even more pernicious.
They chose violence as a means of resisting a more pernicious violence, that of the occupation.
Third, and more pernicious still, are constraints resulting from deliberate attacks against humanitarian workers.
Palestinian attackers choose violence as a means of resisting a more pernicious violence, that of the occupation.
More pernicious than Shah 's repression.
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Terrorism is a pernicious threat to peace and security
Such a racist double standard was especially pernicious
This is a cruel and pernicious world we live in
