verb
- to do a disservice to; to harm or injure the interests of
Usage: third-person singular present tense of 'disserve'; formal or literary
Examples
- The misleading advertisement disserves the public by promoting false claims.
- Poor customer service disserves the company's reputation.
- Ignoring safety regulations disserves the workers and the organization.
- That decision disserves the interests of all stakeholders.
- Spreading misinformation disserves society as a whole.