extremely bad

To fail to do so is regarded as extremely bad manners and can lead to much huffing and puffing.

They will require the banks to estimate the value of their assets should the recession prove extremely bad.

He had put in an extremely bad night, even for him, by whom nights were seldom wasted in a bed.

If the British Government fell the effect on the Allied cause would be bad, and might be extremely bad.

Soubise would answer; and both, let us hope, did their utmost in this extremely bad predicament they had got into.

I have never liked Magruder's dog; he is very large, and he has an extremely bad reputation.

The crowd considered the news good, since it was not extremely bad as on the preceding days.