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1. worst (a)
2 synonyms
2. worst (Noun)
6 synonyms
# | Word | Frequency | Likes | Number of letters | Number of synonyms |
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1. | calamity | 1.66 |
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8 letters | 56 synonyms |
2. | cataclysm | 0.44 |
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9 letters | 23 synonyms |
3. | catastrophe | 3.63 |
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11 letters | 34 synonyms |
4. | destruction | 22.9 |
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11 letters | 84 synonyms |
5. | disaster | 24.5 |
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8 letters | 23 synonyms |
6. | misfortune | 2.4 |
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10 letters | 61 synonym |
1 antonym
# | Word | Number of letters | Number of antonyms | ||
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1. | best | 4 letters | 3 antonyms |
3 definitions
worst (Noun) — | The least favourable outcome 1 example |
1. ex. "the worst that could happen" | |
worst (Noun) — | The greatest damage or wickedness of which one is capable 2 examples |
1. ex. "the invaders did their worst" | |
2. ex. "so pure of heart that his worst is another man's best" | |
worst (Noun) — | The weakest effort or poorest achievement one is capable of 1 example |
1. ex. "it was the worst he had ever done on a test" |
12 types of
# | Word | Number of letters | Number of synonyms | ||
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1. | attempt | 7 letters | 49 synonyms | ||
2. | effort | 6 letters | 57 synonyms | ||
3. | endeavor | 8 letters | 16 synonyms | ||
4. | endeavour | 9 letters | 50 synonyms | ||
5. | evil | 4 letters | 134 synonyms | ||
6. | evilness | 8 letters | 1 synonym | ||
7. | final result | 11 letters | 4 synonyms | ||
8. | outcome | 7 letters | 55 synonyms | ||
9. | result | 6 letters | 98 synonyms | ||
10. | resultant | 9 letters | 23 synonyms | ||
11. | termination | 11 letters | 37 synonyms | ||
12. | try | 3 letters | 71 synonym |
3. worst (Verb)
11 synonyms
# | Word | Frequency | Likes | Number of letters | Number of synonyms |
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1. | beat | 102 |
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4 letters | 254 synonyms |
2. | best | 692 |
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4 letters | 96 synonyms |
3. | defeat | 32.4 |
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6 letters | 144 synonyms |
4. | lick | 5.89 |
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4 letters | 62 synonyms |
5. | mop up | 2.45 |
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5 letters | 21 synonym |
6. | overcome | 18.6 |
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8 letters | 109 synonyms |
7. | pip | 2.24 |
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3 letters | 31 synonym |
8. | rack up | 7.92 |
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6 letters | 7 synonyms |
9. | trounce | 0.11 |
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7 letters | 85 synonyms |
10. | upset | 40.7 |
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5 letters | 192 synonyms |
11. | whip | 10.2 |
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4 letters | 112 synonyms |
1 definition
worst (Verb) — | Defeat thoroughly |
6 types of
4. worst (Adjective)
14 synonyms
# | Word | Frequency | Likes | Number of letters | Number of synonyms |
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1. | biggest | 85.1 |
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7 letters | 0 synonyms |
2. | most defective | 3.7 |
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13 letters | 0 synonyms |
3. | most forged | 5.22 |
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10 letters | 0 synonyms |
4. | most high-risk | 85.5 |
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12 letters | 0 synonyms |
5. | most regretful | 0.36 |
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13 letters | 0 synonyms |
6. | most speculative | 3.23 |
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15 letters | 0 synonyms |
7. | most spoiled | 6.42 |
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11 letters | 0 synonyms |
8. | most spoilt | 1.26 |
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10 letters | 0 synonyms |
9. | most uncollectible | 0.02 |
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17 letters | 0 synonyms |
10. | riskiest | 0.14 |
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8 letters | 0 synonyms |
11. | sorriest | 0.04 |
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8 letters | 0 synonyms |
12. | toughest | 4.07 |
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8 letters | 0 synonyms |
13. | unfittest | 0 |
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9 letters | 0 synonyms |
14. | unsoundest | 0 |
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10 letters | 0 synonyms |
1 antonym
# | Word | Number of letters | Number of antonyms | ||
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1. | best | 4 letters | 3 antonyms |
15 definitions
worst (Adjective) — | (superlative of 'bad') most wanting in quality, value or condition 2 examples |
1. ex. "the worst player on the team" | |
2. ex. "the worst weather of the year" | |
worst (Adjective) — | Having undesirable or negative qualities 11 examples |
1. ex. "a bad report card" | |
2. ex. "his sloppy appearance made a bad impression" | |
3. ex. "a bad little boy" | |
4. ex. "clothes in bad shape" | |
5. ex. "a bad cut" | |
6. ex. "bad luck" | |
7. ex. "the news was very bad" | |
8. ex. "the reviews were bad" | |
9. ex. "the pay is bad" | |
10. ex. "it was a bad light for reading" | |
11. ex. "the movie was a bad choice" | |
worst (Adjective) — | Very intense 4 examples |
1. ex. "a bad headache" | |
2. ex. "had a bad shock" | |
3. ex. "a bad earthquake" | |
4. ex. "a bad storm" | |
worst (Adjective) — | Feeling physical discomfort or pain ('tough' is occasionally used colloquially for 'bad') 2 examples |
1. ex. "my throat feels bad" | |
2. ex. "she felt bad all over" | |
worst (Adjective) — | (of foodstuffs) not in an edible or usable condition 1 example |
1. ex. "bad meat" | |
worst (Adjective) — | Feeling or expressing regret or sorrow or a sense of loss over something done or undone 1 example |
1. ex. "he felt bad about breaking the vase" | |
worst (Adjective) — | Not capable of being collected 1 example |
1. ex. "a bad debt" | |
worst (Adjective) — | Below average in quality or performance 2 examples |
1. ex. "a bad chess player" | |
2. ex. "a bad recital" | |
worst (Adjective) — | (linguistics) nonstandard 1 example |
1. ex. "so-called bad grammar" | |
worst (Adjective) — | Not financially safe or secure 1 example |
1. ex. "a bad investment" | |
worst (Adjective) — | Physically unsound or diseased 3 examples |
1. ex. "has a bad back" | |
2. ex. "a bad heart" | |
3. ex. "bad teeth" | |
worst (Adjective) — | Capable of harming 2 examples |
1. ex. "bad air" | |
2. ex. "smoking is bad for you" | |
worst (Adjective) — | Characterized by wickedness or immorality 1 example |
1. ex. "led a very bad life" | |
worst (Adjective) — | Reproduced fraudulently 1 example |
1. ex. "like a bad penny..." | |
worst (Adjective) — | Not working properly 1 example |
1. ex. "a bad telephone connection" |
1 see also
# | Word | Number of letters | Number of synonyms | ||
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1. | quality | 7 letters | 70 synonyms |
5. worst (Adverb)
1 definition
worst (Adverb) — | To the highest degree of inferiority or badness 3 examples |
1. ex. "She suffered worst of all" | |
2. ex. "schools were the worst hit by government spending cuts" | |
3. ex. "the worst dressed person present" |
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lowest, poorest, calamity, cataclysm, catastrophe, destruction, disaster, en.synonym.one, misfortune, beat, best, defeat, lick, mop up, en.synonym.one, overcome, pip, rack up, trounce, upset, whip, biggest, most defective, most forged, most high-risk, most regretful, en.synonym.one, most speculative, most spoiled, most spoilt, most uncollectible, riskiest, sorriest, toughest, unfittest, unsoundest.
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