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| Would you please tell me how to use this term in a sentence? (At the expense of something) Thanks in advance, |
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| It means that something will suffer as a result of the action. If you break some bad news to someone, for example, it might be at the expense of your friendship- in other words, you might lose a friend, but think that it is important enough to tell them. |
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| another example sentence - Economic growth must not be pursued at the expense of environmental pollution. |
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