worse
Pronunciation: [wɜrs]
Word
Context: "comparison"
(adjective) used to describe something that is not as good as another thing. If one situation is worse than another, it means it has more problems or is more unpleasant.
Example
The weather today is worse than it was yesterday.
Example
Last week's storm was not worse than this week's; it was actually better.
Example
Why do you think this situation is worse than the last one?
Context: "comparison"
(adverb) used to show that something happens in a way that is less good or more serious compared to something else. It emphasizes that one action or condition is not as good as another.
Example
She performed worse on the test than she did last time.
Example
He could not make excuses worse than the ones he already made.
Example
How did you think the movie was worse than the previous one?
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