dent

/dɛnt/
noun 6verb 2name 2

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1

(noun.)

ADJ

big, great, large

considerable, serious, severe, significant

The scandal made a serious dent in the company's reputation that took years to repair.

little, slight, small

VERB + DENT

leave, make

The heavy boxes left deep dents in the car door.

have

PREP

~ in

There was a small dent in the metal door where someone had accidentally kicked it.

2

(verb.) make a dent in sth

ADV

badly

My bicycle wheel was badly dented after I crashed into the fence.

slightly

3

(verb.) damage sth

ADV

badly, seriously, severely

The accident badly dented the car door, but the mechanic said it could be repaired.

slightly

VERB + DENT

fail to

The bad review failed to dent his enthusiasm for the restaurant project.

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