prejudicial
prejudicial
adj.
P. and V. κᾰκός ; see harmful.
adj.
P. and V. κᾰκός ; see harmful.
PREJUDICIAL
damnosus (Liv.); noxius: malus: adversus: inimicus: alienus (Cic.; detrimentosus once Caes.; dispendiosus very rare Col.). to be prejudicial damno detrimento fraudi esse; obesse; nocere.
damnosus (Liv.); noxius: malus: adversus: inimicus: alienus (Cic.; detrimentosus once Caes.; dispendiosus very rare Col.). to be prejudicial damno detrimento fraudi esse; obesse; nocere.
prejudicial: Phr.: to be p. to, obesse, with dat.: the modesty of Crassus was so far from being p. to the effect of his oratory, that ..., (Crassi pudor) non modo non obfuit orationi ejus, sed ..., Cic. de Or. 1, 27, extr. (opp. commendatione prodesse): v. TO INJURE , INJURIOUS .