Definition of no harm, no foul in English: no harm, no foul
phrase US Used to indicate that a mistake or instance of misconduct should be excused because it has not caused damage.
‘strictly speaking it was petty trespassing, but no harm, no foul’
More example sentences
‘They could have then been bought off with lucrative careers, no harm, no foul.’ ‘You can get up and walk away afterwards, so there's no harm, no foul.’ ‘Look, if everybody is happy with a deal, no harm, no foul.’ ‘I'm just messing with you a bit, no harm, no foul’ ‘If they repent for what they've done, they are forgiven, no harm, no foul.’ ‘The other threads are marked for deletion, no harm, no foul, all cleaned up.’ ‘I always found a small pebble in my food but no harm, no foul.’ ‘If I don't like the album, no harm, no foul: it gets deleted.’ ‘And if it didn't work, then okay, try something different, no harm, no foul.’ ‘No harm, no foul, that is baseball: you hit our guy we hit yours.’