destructive practices
[/dɪˈstrʌktɪv ˈpræktɪsɪz/]
noun phrasepl: N/A (plural noun)
práticas destrutivas
1. actions, methods, or habits that cause damage, harm, or ruin to something or someone
Destructive practices in agriculture such as excessive pesticide use harm the environment.
Práticas destrutivas na agricultura, como o uso excessivo de pesticidas, prejudicam o meio ambiente.
2. behaviors or policies that undermine progress, stability, or well-being
The company's destructive practices led to its eventual bankruptcy.
As práticas destrutivas da empresa levaram à sua falência eventual.
3. harmful or damaging conduct in personal relationships or emotional contexts
Destructive practices in the relationship included constant criticism and emotional manipulation.
Práticas destrutivas no relacionamento incluíam críticas constantes e manipulação emocional.
In Brazilian Portuguese, 'práticas destrutivas' is commonly used in environmental, business, and social discourse. The phrase gained prominence in discussions about sustainability and corporate responsibility. In the USA, the term is frequently employed in psychology, environmental science, and organizational management contexts. Both cultures use it to describe behaviors that are counterproductive to individual or collective well-being.
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