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Definition of bad : 1. Bade.
2. of Bid
3. Wanting good qualities, whether physical or moral; injurious, hurtful, inconvenient, offensive, painful, unfavorable, or defective, either physically or morally; evil; vicious; wicked; -- the opposite of good; as, a bad man; bad conduct; bad habits; bad soil; bad health; bad crop; bad news.

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noisome, word up, badness, paltry, helpless, heavyhearted, in serious trouble, suboptimal, deleterious, handsome, bounteous, uncomfortable, unjustified, full-grown, el cheapo, fully grown, bighearted, gross-out, biased, distressing, braggy, grownup, self-aggrandizing, good-for-naught, crowing, liberal, invidious, unsuitable, malign, ailing, run-down, substandard, heavy, decomposed, enceinte, contentious, unhappy, droopy, gimcrack, downhearted, sorrowful, dire, partial, one-sided, pernicious, stinky, agonizing, unfair, bush, bum, junky, melancholic, unseemly, despiteful, elusive, nonstandard, swingeing, disadvantageously, magnanimous, decayed, woeful, diseased, gravely, prepubescent, shoddy, libellous, sad, poorly, peaky, misbehaving, harsh, pestiferous, effective, risky, small, ill, unpalatable, no-count, rubbishy, better, poisonous, severity, unsuited, unskilled, sorry, nugatory, peccant, swelled, incapable, adult, badly, mean, unsavory, punk, control, gloomy, intense, wild, trumpery, wack, corky, nonbinding, pubescent, luck, untoward, pain, unkind, bountiful, saddened, unlovely, unwell, expectant, ruinous, second-rate, agonising, tasteless, sturdy, amateur, good-for-nothing, unwelcome, woebegone, toughened, off, putrid, common, distasteful, mischievously, no-account, schlock, cruel, uncool, null and void, deplorable, spoiled, bland, disagreeable, dying, ruffianly, naughty, questioning, right, bargain-basement, discreditable, unacceptable, inauspicious, hopeless, unhealthful, knotty, speculative, lame, malevolent, wondering, imperfect, distressed, meritless, sickened, inexpert, openhanded, unpleasing, drab, sharp, vainglorious, untimely, severeness, defamatory, fraught, adverse, perverting, catty, inhuman, hard, pitiless, brokenhearted, injurious, be the bomb, disruptive, counterfeit, in critical condition, froward, malicious, mischievous, severe, large, nonfunctional, miserable, boastful, self-aggrandising, dissatisfactory, hangdog, sour, wrongful, unattractive, hateful, vicious, insecure, gross, deadly, spiteful, spoilt, unwholesome, cast down, rubber, troublesome, inappropriate, negative, execrable, malignant, drear, notional, naughtiness, unappealing, depressed, down, low-spirited, awful, downcast, pitiful, addled, joyless, scurrilous, embarrassing, grim, heartsore, contrary, freehanded, unhealthy, heartsick, pestilential, sick, mournful, my bad, amiss, dreary, in trouble at trouble, blue, disobedient, stylish, dark, cheesy, inconsolable, void, slanderous, giving, thrive, horrid, debilitating, adolescent, problematic, mentally ill, uncollectible, crap, prejudicial, blighted, unbecoming, seriously, down in the mouth, angry, nasty, contrite, nonvalid, inopportune, crappy, inedible, malfunctioning, naughtily, mediocre, unrighteous, fearful, nocuous, unfortunate, peaked, doleful, lamentable, forlorn, pretty, shitty, insalubrious, taste, insipid, melancholy, cheapjack, incompetent, prominent, inept, preteen, rotten, corrupted, uncongenial, forged, no-good, inquisitive, painful, unethical, cock-a-hoop, dreadful, help, imitative, disconsolate, low-rent, difficult, problematical, unsympathetic, braggart, corked, bragging, sleazy, arbitrary, unpropitious, reprobate, hazardous, wanting, compromising, deficient, heartbroken, unstable, frightful, unreasonable, great, low, gravid, degrading, rugged, low-grade, excellent, grown, dismal, baleful, coarse, crestfallen, unjust, with child, hurtful, good, bitchy, bitter, objectionable, noxious, putrefied, rancid, baffling, damaging, unequal, awesome, trashy, yucky, indisposed, errant, crippling, stale, achy, ill-behaved, chapped, dingy, severely, subpar, unspeakable, inoperative, cut-rate, despondent, stinking, chronic, bastard, high-risk, regretful, bush-league, bleak, tough, lousy, uncharitable, virulent, inconvenient, unfit, big, fashionable, mischievousness, glum, crummy, harmful, someone couldn't do something if they tried, icky, unlawful, burning, dejected

evil (part of speech: adjective)

evil, offensive, sinful, repugnant, terrible, disgraceful, damnable, monstrous, revolting, abominable, sinister, heinous, nefarious, foul, baneful, repellent, destructive, repulsive, loathsome, detrimental, hideous, wicked, calamitous, atrocious, reprehensible

bad (part of speech: adjective)

inadequate, defective, poor, irremediable, displeasing, black, unpleasant, invalid, unsatisfactory, unsound, vile, wretched, ill-suited, inferior, inadvisable, arrant, unfavorable

severe (part of speech: adjective)

critical, grave, serious, dangerous, acute

wicked (part of speech: adjective)

depraved, base, felonious, perverse, obnoxious, misdoing, criminal, lawbreaking, sadistic, corrupt, blameworthy, evildoing, shocking, degenerate, villainous, indecent, scandalous, wrongdoing, debased, debauched, immoral, iniquitous

wrong (part of speech: adjective)

erroneous, untrue, faulty, inaccurate, flawed, illegal, wrong, incorrect, improper, mistaken, aberrant, fallacious, false

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