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Adjective
Comparative for of poor quality or a low standard
“We should have just stayed home instead of watching that bad movie.”
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Comparative for having faults or errors
“AI can also be used to detect bad data or process changes that may be due to bad data.”
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Comparative for damaged or defective in some way
“My access to the internet is being cut off intermittently due to a bad connection.”
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Comparative for lacking in competency, experience or skill
“He was a bad carpenter who could not even use a hammer properly.”
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Comparative for having a harmful effect on
“Drinking copious amounts of alcohol is bad for your health.”
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Comparative for morally corrupt or evil in nature or character
“The king was a bad man who would execute anyone who opposed him.”
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Comparative for cruel, unkind or hateful in nature or character
“In ancient times there lived a very bad and cruel man of extraordinary size, who ruled over every place and acted as he chose.”
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Comparative for engaging in childish misbehavior
“Tim was a bad boy who refused to do as he was told.”
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(of food) Comparative for decayed or putrid
“The milk is now bad after weeks of being left in the fridge.”
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Comparative for severe or serious
“He was still recovering after being involved in a bad car accident.”
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Comparative for distressing to the mind or senses
“He received the bad news that he would soon be out of a job.”
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Comparative for sick or unwell
“I couldn't go to work today because I was feeling bad.”
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(of a part of the body) Comparative for injured or painful
“The soccer player had a bad knee after falling over on the field.”
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Comparative for feeling unhappy
“He felt bad because he hated his job.”
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Comparative for feeling repentant
“The mother felt bad for having to discipline her son even if it was necessary.”
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(of a moment or occasion) Comparative for inopportune or disadvantageous
“With property prices being so low, it is now a bad time to be putting your house up for sale.”
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Comparative for unwise or unsound in judgment
“Deciding to buy this expensive sports car was a bad decision.”
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Comparative for worthless or invalid
“When bad checks bounce, you may face fees, potential legal trouble, and other problems.”
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(of language) Comparative for offensive or vulgar
“He would often get angry and swear at others using bad language.”
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(of one's manners) Comparative for rude or impolite
“He feels justified in refusing to pay because of your bad manners.”
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(of investments) Comparative for high-risk, likely to fail
“He lost half of his life savings due to a bad investment.”
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(slang) Comparative for impressively bold or daring
“He was bad live, killed it on stage.”
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