- In
Christian theology,
detraction is the sin of
revealing another person's real
faults to a
third person without a
valid reason,
thereby lessening the...
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never lawful to tell a lie. In general,
forbidden are lies, hypocrisy,
detraction, calumny, slander,
false su****ion, rash judgment;
anything that can injure...
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illustration of the fact that time
devoted to God in
prayer not only does not
detract from
effective and
loving service to our
neighbour but is in fact the inexhaustible...
- is that of the Palau. The
additions made to the back of the
cathedral detract from its height. The 18th-century
restoration rounded the
pointed arches...
- script's "overall
facile characterizations and
predictable plot
development detract from real tension".
Between 1993 and 1994,
Reynolds took on the dual roles...
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usage in
marketing for the franchise. She
stated that Pikachu's
overuse detracted from
other Pokémon in the series,
while also
criticizing the
overuse for...
- campaign" that
prioritized "vote efficiency"; this view was
criticized as
detracting from
other essential aspects of an
election campaign.
Other commentators...
- it
discouraged the new sport, as
rough play and
rowdy crowds began to
detract from YMCA's
primary mission. However,
other amateur sports clubs, colleges...
- and
intensity of a diamond's coloration, a diamond's
color can
either detract from or
enhance its value. For example, most
colorless (white) diamonds...
- "Taal will
again enhance her re****tion as an
actress while in no way
detracting from her
image as a traffic-stopper". Taal was a
commercial success and...
