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Contexts ▼▲ Superlative for of poor quality or a low standard Superlative for having faults or errors Superlative for damaged or defective in some way Superlative for lacking in competency, experience or skill Superlative for having a harmful effect on Superlative for morally corrupt or evil in nature or character Superlative for cruel, unkind or hateful in nature or character Superlative for engaging in childish misbehavior (of food) Superlative for decayed or putrid Superlative for severe or serious Superlative for distressing to the mind or senses Superlative for sick or unwell (of a part of the body) Superlative for injured or painful Superlative for feeling unhappy Superlative for feeling repentant (of a moment or occasion) Superlative for inopportune or disadvantageous Superlative for unwise or unsound in judgment Superlative for worthless or invalid (of language) Superlative for offensive or vulgar (of one's manners) Superlative for rude or impolite (of investments) Superlative for high-risk, likely to fail (slang) Superlative for impressively bold or daring … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Superlative for of poor quality or a low standard terriblest awfullest lousiest poorest cheapest crummiest horriblest roughest horridest lamest saddest wretchedest cheesiest cruddiest direst grimmest grossest junkiest beastliest grodiest grottiest ickiest grungiest trashiest uselessest pitifullest bummest duffest poxiest raunchiest ropiest wackest crumbiest meagrestUK meagerestUS paltriest stinkiest suckiest schlockiest most dreadful most atrocious most abysmal most abominable most appalling most deplorable most diabolical most disastrous most horrendous most mediocre most substandard most unacceptable most blah most unsatisfactory most dissatisfactory most erroneous most pathetic most second-rate most fallacious most godawful most worthless most disgraceful most egregious most execrable most frightful most lamentable most laughable most rubbish most bush-league most chronic most detestable most low-grade most pants most reprehensible most stinking most damnable most odious most rubbishy most scurrilous most tinhorn most unspeakable most indefensible “We should have just stayed home instead of watching that bad movie.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for having faults or errors faultiest frailest shabbiest unfittest shoddiest sketchiest most defective most inadequate most unreliable most deficient most flawed most imperfect most unsound most broken-down most incorrect most slipshod most blemished most fallible most off most tainted most warped most amiss most incomplete most marred most messed up “AI can also be used to detect bad data or process changes that may be due to bad data.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for damaged or defective in some way faultiest most broken most busted most damaged most defective most flawed most unsound most messed up “My access to the internet is being cut off intermittently due to a bad connection.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for lacking in competency, experience or skill awkwardest clumsiest rawest most unskilled most inept most amateur most amateurish most ineffectual most inexperienced most bungling most careless most incapable most inexpert most unqualified most unskillful most untrained most inadequate most untalented most negligent “He was a bad carpenter who could not even use a hammer properly.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for having a harmful effect on harmfullest unhealthiest adversest deadliest direst hardest most dangerous most detrimental most damaging most deleterious most inimical most injurious most ruinous most undesirable most afflictive most baneful most catastrophic most crippling most destructive most disadvantageous most disastrous most hurtful most incendiary most malignant most menacing most pernicious most prejudicial most sinister most subversive most calamitous most cataclysmic most malicious most toxic most unsafe most malefic most noxious most unwholesome most nocuous most hostile most insidious most lethal “Drinking copious amounts of alcohol is bad for your health.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for morally corrupt or evil in nature or character evillest wickedest vilest basest hatefullest shadiest shiftiest slipperiest sliest spitefullest unfairest craftiest dirtiest dodgiest wantonest dastardliest nastiest bentest darkest ignoblest most immoral most corrupt most debauched most depraved most sinful most unscrupulous most amoral most dishonourableUK most reprobate most shameless most sinister most criminal most deceitful most degenerate most devious most dishonest most dishonorableUS most heinous most iniquitous most malevolent most malicious most nefarious most perverted most unethical most unlawful most unprincipled most villainous most wrong most contemptible most crooked most defiled most delinquent most despicable most disreputable most felonious most forbidding most improper most inexorable most lawless most licentious most pernicious most scandalous most scheming most unconscientious most unconscionable most underhanded most unrighteous most conscienceless most corrupted most decadent most dissolute most exploitative most maleficent most profligate most questionable most vengeful most vindictive most errant most rancorous most demonic most objectionable most infamous most libertine most ungodly most unsavoryUS most unsavouryUK most scrofulous most contemptuous most scoundrelly most shameful most virulent “The king was a bad man who would execute anyone who opposed him.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for cruel, unkind or hateful in nature or character cruelest unkindest unpleasantest meanest viciousest harshest bloodthirstiest most callous most unfeeling most brutal most inhuman most heartless most ruthless most merciless most savage most inhumane most pitiless most barbarous most sadistic most bestial most brutish most tyrannical most monstrous most wrathful most despiteful most disdainful most cold-blooded most mean-spirited most black-hearted “In ancient times there lived a very bad and cruel man of extraordinary size, who ruled over every place and acted as he chose.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for engaging in childish misbehavior naughtiest unruliest rudest playfullest wantonest raunchiest roughest rowdiest foxiest sliest wilfullest tricksiest most mischievous most disobedient most troublesome most wayward most willful most unmanageable most artful most ill-behaved most undisciplined most wrong most bothersome most devilish most disorderly most headstrong most rascally most uncontrollable most exasperating most fiendish most intractable most recalcitrant most roguish most brattish most defiant most disruptive most froward most insubordinate most fractious most frolicsome most impish most obstreperous most ungovernable most rebellious most self-willed most unbiddable most contumacious most prankish most puckish most refractory most scampish most childish most disrespectful most ill-natured most immature most impudent most inconsiderate most infantile most insolent most kiddish most ruffianly most thoughtless “Tim was a bad boy who refused to do as he was told.” Adjective ▲ (of food) Superlative for decayed or putrid rottenest stalest foulest rankest smelliest sourest moldiestUS mouldiestUK mustiest whiffiest disgustingest grossest ickiest dankest funkiest grodiest stenchiest wormiest most putrid most rancid most spoiledUS most decayed most malodorous most off most spoiltUK most stagnant most stinking most tainted most contaminated most corrupt most fetidUS most noxious most pungent most carious most curdled most foul-smelling most nauseating most overripe most polluted most putrescent most rotted most soured most disagreeable most impure most stenchful most graveolent most mephitic most nidorous most noisome most olid most putrefactive most reeky most repulsive most revolting most addled most flyblown most maggoty most putrefacient most worm-eaten most fermented most gangrenous most festy most unfresh “The milk is now bad after weeks of being left in the fridge.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for severe or serious seriousest severest gravest harshest intensest acutest heaviest painfullest terriblest awfullest bitterest bleakest direst extremest fiercest toughest ugliest biggest difficultest hardest weightiest most critical most considerable most disastrous most distressing most life-threatening most significant most brutal most consequential most grievous most major most arduous most hazardous most strenuous most taxing most threatening most toilsome most dangerous most exacting most menacing most perilous most precarious most punishing most worrying most peracute most excessive most intensive “He was still recovering after being involved in a bad car accident.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for distressing to the mind or senses unpleasantest difficultest grimmest austerest awfullest ghastliest saddest unhappiest unluckiest bitterest bleakest direst glummest horriblest somberestUS sombrestUK dreariest gloomiest morosest painfullest woefullest sullenest unkindest most disconcerting most disheartening most disappointing most dispiriting most depressing most displeasing most distressing most disturbing most horrific most troubling most unfortunate most alarming most dismal most dreadful most melancholic most parlous most regrettable most testing most unfavorableUS most unfavourableUK most unwelcome most upsetting most worrying most bewildering most cheerless most daunting most depressive most distressful most foreboding most frustrating most hopeless most irksome most irritable most macabre most off-putting most poignant most troubled most appalling most disagreeable most distasteful most inauspicious most melancholy most ominous most sinister most unpropitious most distressed most frightening most perplexing most tragic most troublesome most agonizingUS most abhorrent most galling most unamusing most uncongenial most unpalatable most unpleasing most annoying most hellish most irritating most loathsome most mephitical most repellant most repellent most repugnant most revulsive “He received the bad news that he would soon be out of a job.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for sick or unwell sickest infirmest awfullest queasiest rottenest terriblest unhealthiest feeblest frailest lousiest weakest wooziest ricketiest rockiest funniest groggiest iffiest peakiest queerest seediest sickliest achiest most ill most afflicted most ailing most indisposed most unwell most off-colorUS most out of sorts most bedridden most bummed most diseased most disordered most nauseous most feverish most laid up most nauseated most infected most liverish most peculiar most valetudinarian most wabbit most decrepit most hypochondriacal most squeamish “I couldn't go to work today because I was feeling bad.” Adjective ▲ (of a part of the body) Superlative for injured or painful sorest painfullest tenderest gamest most hurt most aching most battered most damaged most discoloredUS most discolouredUK most incapacitated most crook most knackered most inflamed most smarting most stinging most disabled “The soccer player had a bad knee after falling over on the field.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for feeling unhappy saddest lowest unhappiest miserablest forlornest glummest moodiest sullenest dolefulest morosest mournfullest sulkiest crummiest grayestUS greyestUK most dejected most depressed most disconsolate most upset most crestfallen most despondent most disappointed most disheartened most dispirited most distressed most downcast most inconsolable most joyless most broken most brokenhearted most cheerless most discouraged most listless most sorrowful most spiritless most aggrieved most desolate most emotional most heartsick most heavy-hearted most hurt most languid most low-spirited most melancholy most rueful most saturnine most tristful most troubled most anguished most blue most down in the dumps most heartbroken most languorous most pessimistic most bummed out most uneasy most woebegone most comfortless most dolorous most down in the mouth most elegiac most elegiacal most funereal most heartsore most tearful “He felt bad because he hated his job.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for feeling repentant guiltiest sorriest most regretful most remorseful most repentant most contrite most penitent most apologetic most attritional most chastened most penitential most ashamed most compunctious most shamefaced most sheepish “The mother felt bad for having to discipline her son even if it was necessary.” Adjective ▲ (of a moment or occasion) Superlative for inopportune or disadvantageous awkwardest difficultest toughest adversest unfittest unseemliest most inopportune most inconvenient most inexpedient most inappropriate most inauspicious most challenging most disadvantageous most disagreeable most improper most bothersome most prohibitive most troublesome most unsuitable most untimely most disastrous most testing most trying most unbecoming most uncomplimentary most unfavorableUS most unfavourableUK most unfortunate most unpropitious most unseasonable most untoward most ill-timed “With property prices being so low, it is now a bad time to be putting your house up for sale.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for unwise or unsound in judgment unwisest foolishest poorest rashest recklessest silliest stupidest riskiest maddest foolhardiest kookiest nuttiest wackiest most irrational most illogical most impractical most imprudent most unsound most ill-advised most ill-considered most inane most injudicious most mindless most misguided most naive most pointless most ridiculous most senseless most simpleminded most unreasonable most asinine most brainless most idiotic most irresponsible most thoughtless most unintelligent most vacuous most witless most aberrant most fatuous most featherbrained most harebrained most inappropriate most nonsensical most short-sighted “Deciding to buy this expensive sports car was a bad decision.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for worthless or invalid fakest falsest phoniestUK most invalid most bogus most fraudulent most null most spurious most worthless most artificial most illegal most nugatory most sham “When bad checks bounce, you may face fees, potential legal trouble, and other problems.” Adjective ▲ (of language) Superlative for offensive or vulgar profanest vulgarest coarsest crudest basest dirtiest crassest disgustingest filthiest foulest gaudiest grossest impolitest naughtiest obscenest rudest sordidest tawdriest uncleanest uncouthest vilest bawdiest lewdest nastiest raunchiest smuttiest most inappropriate most explicit most improper most offensive most tasteless most indecent most lowbrow most unsavoryUS most unsavouryUK most graceless most immodest most impure most indelicate most salacious most suggestive most unrefined most blasphemous most off-colorUS most shameless most unchaste most sickening most unwholesome most degrading most derisive most unsettling most unutterable most vituperative “He would often get angry and swear at others using bad language.” Adjective ▲ (of one's manners) Superlative for rude or impolite rudest impolitest crassest brashest uncouthest roughest most discourteous most unmannerly most churlish most abusive most uncivil most ungracious most tactless most insulting most boorish most bad-mannered most unrefined most ill-mannered most indecorous most indelicate most inelegant most uncivilisedUK most uncivilizedUS most uncultured most unpolished “He feels justified in refusing to pay because of your bad manners.” Adjective ▲ (of investments) Superlative for high-risk, likely to fail highest-risk riskiest diciest chanciest dodgiest iffiest rockiest trickiest most speculative most insecure most jeopardous most perilous most precarious most touch-and-go most uncertain most dangerous most unpredictable “He lost half of his life savings due to a bad investment.” Adjective ▲ (slang) Superlative for impressively bold or daring coolest craziest excellentest intensest powerfullest splendidest superbest wonderfullest deepest grooviest swellest dandiest grandest most awesome most amazing most insane most brilliant most fantastic most unbelievable most unreal most extraordinary most fabulous most far out most incredible most ridiculous most terrific most thrilling most inspiring most marvellousUK most marvelousUS most massive most profound most remarkable most sensational most delicious most dramatic most exciting most glorious most impressive most monumental most rousing most striking most daring most divine most influential most awe-inspiring most momentous most absorbing most affecting most imposing “He was bad live, killed it on stage.” Find more words! 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