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worse

adjective as in something less good

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"It just makes me upset to think of how many women have gone through labour and had worse outcomes than me, because of these complications."

From BBC

“If the government can force a network to pull a late-night show off the air and do so in plain view, it can do . . . a lot worse.”

From Salon

The company reiterated its critical stance on the EU on Friday, saying its regulations were creating a worse experience for users and businesses unlike the UK's "more pro-growth and pro-innovation regulatory environment".

From BBC

"The information they spied on, collected, leaked and delivered involved important diplomatic intelligence...which made our country's difficult diplomatic situation even worse," said the court on Thursday.

From BBC

But being deprived of "relief after venting these sentiments", he says, "might make it even worse for their collective mental status".

From BBC

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

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