harmful content

UK: /ˈhɑːmfəl ˌkɒntɛnt/

Definition

Definition of harmful content - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

communicationonline or offline material likely to hurt people or cause serious risk

The platform removes harmful content to protect young users.

Adjective

communicationdescribing media material likely to seriously hurt people or society

The platform removed harmful content to protect younger users.

decision

judgment

ruling

Add a suggestion |

Feedback:

Expressions with harmful

harmful to health

adj.

likely to cause sickness or weaken the body over time

Doctors warn that frequent fast food can be harmful to health.

environmentally harmful

adj.

causing damage to nature or natural resources like air water and soil

The factory switched from environmentally harmful chemicals to safer alternatives.

harmful tax competition

situation where places lower taxes in ways seen as damaging elsewhere

International organizations publish lists to discourage harmful tax competition.

Expressions with content

content farm

website that produces large amounts of low-quality content for revenue

Many articles on that content farm are poorly researched and superficial..

to your heart's content

adv.

until you are fully satisfied

Once exams end, sleep to your heart's content.

content oneself with

be satisfied with what one has

He contented himself with a simple meal.

fat content

amount of fat in a food product

The yogurt has a low fat content.

salt content

amount of salt present inside a food, drink, or other material

The nutrition label shows the salt content of the packaged soup.

adult content

material intended for mature audiences

The website requires age verification to access adult content.

hardcore content

intense or extreme material in any field

The documentary featured hardcore content about the war.

information content

amount of useful facts or knowledge contained in a message or source

The report’s high information content helped managers make quick decisions.

iron content

amount of iron present in a substance such as food or metal

Spinach has a higher iron content than many other leafy vegetables.

content creator

individual producing digital content for online platforms

Many content creators share their work on various websites.

Terms with harmful content included in their meaning

💡 A powerful way to uncover related words, idioms, and expressions linked by the same idea — and explore meaning beyond exact word matches.

letter bomb

technology

send harmful digital content via email

this book is deadly

exp.

harmful content

dangerous or harmful in content

email bomb

cybersecurity

malicious email with harmful content

primary censorship

control

removal of harmful content by authority

Examples of harmful content in a sentence

The website uses filters to block harmful content from search results.
Teachers were trained to recognize harmful content shared in student group chats.
New regulations require streaming services to label potentially harmful content.

View all translations of harmful content

✨Click below to see the appropriate translations facing each meaning.

French:contenu nuisible, nuisible, ...
German:schädliche Inhalte, schädlich, ...
Italian:contenuti dannosi, dannoso, ...
Spanish:contenido dañino, dañino, ...
Portuguese:conteúdo nocivo, nocivo, ...
Chinese:有害内容, 有害, ...
Japanese:有害なコンテンツ, 有害な, ...
Arabic:مُحتوًى ضارّ, ضَارّ, ...
Hebrew:תוֹכֶן פּוֹגְעָנִי, מַזִּיק, ...
Russian:вредоносный контент, вредоносный, ...
Ukrainian:шкідливий контент, шкідливий, ...
Hindi:हानिकारक सामग्री, हानिकारक, ...
Bengali:ক্ষতিকর কনটেন্ট, ক্ষতিকর, ...
Catalan:contingut nociu, nociu, ...
Czech:škodlivý obsah, závadný, ...
Danish:skadeligt indhold, skadelig, ...
Dutch:schadelijke inhoud, schadelijke, ...
Greek:επιβλαβές περιεχόμενο, επιβλαβής, ...
Hungarian:káros tartalom, ártalmas, ...
Khmer:ខ្លឹមសារបង្កគ្រោះថ្នាក់, មាតិកាប៉ះពាល់អវិជ្ជមាន, ...
Korean:유해 콘텐츠, 유해한, ...
Persian:محتوای مضر, زیان‌بار, ...
Polish:szkodliwe treści, szkodliwy, ...
Portuguese (BR):conteúdo prejudicial, nocivo, ...
Romanian:conținut dăunător, dăunător, ...
Swedish:skadligt innehåll, skadlig, ...
Thai:เนื้อหาที่เป็นอันตราย, เป็นอันตราย, ...
Turkish:zararlı içerik, zararlı, ...
Vietnamese:nội dung độc hại, gây hại, ...

Discover how Reverso redefines the dictionary

Go beyond “simple words”

100,000 expressions & idioms Understand any expression you come across: from corporate jargon like 💬 touch base or ↩️ circle back to everyday expressions such as 🌊 out of the blue or 🦆 lame duck, as well as idioms like 🍲 spill the beans and 🐎 hold your horses.

40,000 images When you search for a concrete noun or object, images help you grasp the meaning at a glance. Try searching for 🧵 puppytooth, 🎠 merry-go-round, ⚜️ fleur-de-lys, or 💤 bunk bed.

Informal language & slang Everyday conversations are packed with informal expressions and slang. Meanings are clearly tagged, so you'll always know when a word is casual. Look up hangry (😋 hungry + 😡 angry), 😎 rizz, 🕹️ noob, or 🔑 low-key.

Abbreviations & acronyms Quickly decode modern abbreviations and acronyms. Go from IDK to OMG in seconds and stay up to date with popular abbreviations such as 🐐 GOAT, 📜 tl;dr, 👀 POV, or 🖥️ AFK.

Regional usage (US / UK) Reverso highlights regional differences between American and British English. You’ll never have to wonder where a word is commonly used: try lift vs. elevator, courgette vs. zucchini, or popular British slang like dodgy or banter. What’s more, when you search for 'color', you’ll immediately see its British counterpart, 'colour'.

Get more than a simple definition

Translations for each meaning View translations alongside each meaning to see how a word is translated in each context. Simply toggle translations ON and choose among 25+ languages. You can also display the translation of definitions or examples into your native language to deepen your understanding.

Synonyms & related words by meaning View synonyms and related words for each meaning, not just for the word as a whole. This helps you choose the most accurate word for your context. Click the

icon to discover related terms: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, umbrella terms… Try with happening or hunch.

Multiple examples for every meaning Each meaning comes with three real-life examples to show you how the word is used in different contexts. Click the

icon next to the first example to see two additional options and learn to use new vocabulary naturally.

Go from understanding to mastery

Save words for later review Click the

icon to save words you want to revisit. You can also save a specific meaning by clicking on the

icon next to it. For example, you might want to save the word “table” as a verb, which means “to postpone”.

Practice with personalized flashcards Reverso automatically transforms your searches and saved words into personalized flashcards and quizzes, featuring high-quality audio and usage examples. This helps you transform terms you only recognize into words you actually use confidently.

Learn with Netflix, YouTube, and your favorite texts With Reverso Chrome extension, transform movies, TV shows, articles, or song lyrics into an interactive lesson. Look up words and expressions in one click on any website and learn with your favorite content.