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damaged goods
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noun
a person considered to be less than perfect psychologically, as a result of a traumatic experience
a person, esp a public figure, whose reputation has been damaged
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
Which drops this issue on the lap of UCLA, which committed its own ethical blunder in taking Iamaleavaās damaged goods.
There were no battery recycling centers on Maui, and ship captains and insurers, wary of fire risks, didnāt want the damaged goods in their cargo.
These same āresponsibleā and āmainstreamā voices also declared that there was no way that the Republican Party would nominate Trump to be its candidate in 2024, he is damaged goods with too much baggage, and the āadults in the roomā would step in and rise to the occasion.
And as much as general manager Rob Pelinka tried to make Doncic feel wanted during the kidās initial Lakers news conference, Doncic still showed up as damaged goods, one of the leagueās five best players toting an obliterated ego and a dazed stare.
"I'm damaged goods, I'm broken."
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