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the worse for something Definition


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worse
adj
    1. More bad
      Example: to be blind or deaf ‐ which is worse?
    2. More ill.
    3. More grave, serious or acute.
    4. Inferior in standard.
      Thesaurus: poorer, inferior, deteriorated.
noun
    1. Something worse.
      Example: Worse was to follow
adverb
    1. Less well; more badly.
      Example: He's doing worse at school
Idiom: could do worse than ... (might do worse than ...)
    Should consider (doing something).
      Example: You could do worse than end up with him
Idiom: go from bad to worse
    To get worse; to deteriorate.
Idiom: none the worse for ...
    Unharmed by (an accident or bad experience, etc).
Idiom: the worse for something
    Showing the bad effects of it.
Idiom: the worse for wear
    Worn or shabby from use.
    In poor condition.
    Drunk.
Idiom: worse off
    In a worse situation, especially financially.
Etymology: Anglo-Saxon wyrsa, the adjective form used as a comparative of bad.



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