to worsify
- verb
- /ˈwɜːrsɪfaɪ/
- Informal
- Sometimes, trying to fix a small issue can accidentally worsify the situation.
Examples
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You shouldn't worsify your problems by ignoring them; take action instead.
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He tends to worsify every problem he faces.
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His careless comments only served to worsify the tension in the team.
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Don't worsify the situation!
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His careless comments only served to worsify the tension in the team.
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Sometimes, trying to fix a small issue can accidentally worsify the situation.
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You shouldn't worsify your problems by ignoring them; take action instead.
Synonyms
Make a problem or health condition worse
To make a problem or feeling worse
To make a situation or condition less good
To cause a situation to become more difficult or unpleasant
To make a problem or feeling worse
Antonyms
How Bad
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Worsify comes from the word worse, which means 'more bad', and the ending -ify, which means 'to make', as in simplify. So, worsify is an informal verb meaning 'to make worse'.