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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.
Synonyms:
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
Usage examples:
- To help the good I'll run and go, The bad no good from me shall know." - "The Sources and Analogues of 'A Midsummer-night's Dream'", Compiled by Frank Sidgwick.
- " Well, well, it's too bad to be tormentin' ye that way. - "North, South and Over the Sea", M.E. Francis (Mrs. Francis Blundell).
- Did I look as bad as that? - "Patricia Brent, Spinster", Herbert Jenkins.