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worse

adjective as in something less good

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"They go up quickly after damage to the kidneys, and they go up in relation to the severity of the injury. The worse the kidney injury is, the higher the ceramide levels will be."

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They will want to see real strides over the next two Saturdays before disruption that is likely to get worse in coming years.

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But everything else is likely to become worse.

The PhD student described herself as naturally a "spontaneous person" but said often she is so exhausted she fears cancelling dates may give the wrong impression that she's unreliable or worse, uninterested.

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Until then, maybe the market will reflect all of the risks and then stabilize, as long as the picture doesn’t become any worse.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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