Pronunciation: [hˈɑːməz] (IPA) 
The word "harmers" is spelled with the phonetic transcription /hɑrmərz/. The first syllable "har" is pronounced with a long "a" sound, followed by the consonant "r" and the schwa sound "uh" in the second syllable. Finally, the word ends with the "z" sound indicated by the letter "s". "Harmers" is the plural form of the noun "harmer", which refers to a person or thing that causes harm or damage.
Harmer, plural "harmers," is a noun that refers to individuals or entities that purposely or negligently cause harm, injury, damage, or negative consequences to others, either physically, emotionally, mentally, or economically. This term encompasses a wide range of actions, behaviors, or practices that are done with the intention or effect of causing harm.
The term "harmers" can apply to various situations or contexts, including but not limited to personal relationships, legal matters, business dealings, or societal issues. A harmer can include someone who physically assaults or injures another person, knowingly engages in fraudulent activities to exploit others, creates a hostile work environment, engages in cyberbullying, engages in discriminatory practices, or engages in deceptive marketing practices.
Harmers are often considered individuals or entities who violate ethical, moral, legal, or social norms by deliberately causing harm or failing to exercise the necessary duty of care to prevent harm to others. Their actions are typically seen as unjust, harmful, and detrimental to the well-being, rights, or interests of others involved.
The term "harmers" highlights and emphasizes the negative impact they have on individuals, groups, or society as a whole. It serves as a reminder of the harmful nature of certain actions and serves as a basis for holding individuals or entities accountable for their harmful behaviors.
