- a damage or loss
- (detrimental) damaging: (sometimes followed by `to') causing harm or injury; "damaging to career and reputation"; "the reporter's coverage resulted in prejudicial publicity for the defendant"
- In astrology, a celestial body is said to be in detriment, or exile, when it is posited in the zodiac sign opposite the sign it rules (over which it has domicile). When a celestial body is in detriment it is said to be not comfortable in that sign and to tend to operate with the least strength.
- harm, hurt, damage
- (detrimental) Causing damage or harm
- (Detrimental) Those that limit the use of part or all of the property, for any reason. Could render intended development not possible or too expansive.
- (detrimental) 1. harmful, causing damage. From the Latin deterere, to rub off or wear away.
- (detrimental) hurtful, opposite of beneficial
- (det'-ri-ment) Used sometimes to describe the moon on the wane or in eclipse.
- Said of a planet that occupies the sign opposite its sign of natural rulership (dignity). a planet in detriment is thought to be at disadvantage.
- a planet is said to be in its detriment in the sign opposite the one it rules. Here a planet's power is blocked, its full expression hindered, or it has difficulty expressing its positive or optimistic side (in a sign so uncongenial to its nature). ...
- A disadvantage which amounts to discrimination.
- In contract law, doing (or promising to do) something that one has a legal right not to do, giving up (or promising to give up) something that one has a legal right to keep, or refraining from doing (or promising not to do) something that one has a legal right to do.