worse
- adverb
- /wɜrs/
- If we don't solve this problem soon, it will only get worse.
The more severe it is, the worse that people are affected by it.
- The more severe it is, the worse that people are affected by it.
- I'm sorry, I said I'm fucking bombing worse than Tim McVeigh.
Examples
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So it's, it's even worse than we ever thought.
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It's just getting worse and worse and worse and worse.
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It's like more than a million times worse, OK.
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Now, things could have turned out much worse than they did.
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Yeah, It's made it worse for everyone.
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Their view of the other side is worse and worse and worse.
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And you made it worse by sharing your news.
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In my mind, that pain is worse than not being able to eat fries.
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Well, it couldn't get much worse, he thought.
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That makes it worse and you almost can't win.
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
An attempt to fix a problem that makes things worse than before
How Badly
Surface Forms
Etymology
Worse used about actions once meant 'more badly', from the same idea as bad. So when you say someone did something worse, you mean they did it in a less successful or more harmful way.