Harm (Noun)

Any physical damage to the body caused by violence or accident or fracture etc..

Nouns denoting natural processes.

The driver sustained serious harm in the car accident and was rushed to the hospital.
She took legal action against her ex-boyfriend for the physical harm he inflicted on her.
The medical report revealed that the athlete suffered severe harm to her knee ligaments during the game.
The rescue team carefully extricated the victim from the wreckage to minimize further harm.
The authorities are investigating the cause of the harm inflicted on the patient while under the hospital's care.

The occurrence of a change for the worse.

Nouns denoting natural events.

The decision to cut down the forest has caused harm to the environment and local wildlife.
Her reckless behavior brought harm to the team's chances of winning the competition.
The side effects of the new medication were causing harm to some patients.
The policy change has done harm to the company's reputation and finances.
The pollution from the factory is causing harm to the health of nearby residents.

The act of damaging something or someone.

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

The pollution caused harm to the marine ecosystem.
Her reckless driving was the cause of harm to several people.
The government agency worked to mitigate the harm caused by the hurricane.
The chemical plant was forced to pay damages for the harm caused to the surrounding community.
The politician's inflammatory rhetoric caused harm to the city's fragile social harmony.