worse
খারাপ
definition
adverb
the more famous I became the worse I painted
less well or skillfully.
noun
the small department was already stretched to the limit, but worse was to follow
a more serious or unpleasant event or circumstance.
adjective
the accommodations were awful, and the food was worse
of poorer quality or a lower standard; less good or desirable.
translation of 'worse'
আরও খারাপ,
অধিকতর অসুস্থ,
অধিকতর মন্দরূপে,
অধিকতর মন্দ জিনিস বা অবস্থা
adjective
অধিকতর মন্দ
example
As time went on, these cartoons got even 'worse' and eventually collapsed with the folding of the company.
Corruption is getting 'worse' thanks to the regional autonomy which allows officials in provinces to enrich themselves.
First of all we tipped off the hacks that things were taking a turn for the 'worse' and then - miracle of miracles - Jack pulled it off.
Sorry, but that it is just vigilante insanity that is as bad as, or as in this case, 'worse' than the original crime.
In all, the lower you are in a social hierarchy, the 'worse' your health and the shorter your life are likely to be.
She said her mental condition later took a turn for the 'worse' when she ended up in and out of a local psychiatric hospital.
I certainly don't think these they're 'worse' equipped than people who've undergone conventional schooling.
Vettori has a 'worse' average and strike rate than the others.
David O'Leary's unhappy season took another turn for the 'worse' yesterday.
However, it is perhaps Tesco's approach that will be found to be the more resilient should economic conditions take a turn for the 'worse' .
PS, sorry to hear Croxy's condition has taken a slight turn for the 'worse' .
The unfortunate result was that students began buying cheaper heaters of 'worse' quality from vendors.
Does this mean that using recreational drugs in your private life is 'worse' than attacking and causing harm to another person?
Women living in states with high income inequality were somewhat more likely to report 'worse' mental and physical health.
He soon dumped her as she continued to make him feel 'worse' everyday they continued their relationship.
She asked me I sighed sometime parents could make you feel 'worse' then you already did with out even knowing it.
Anest's mouth had gone dry at hearing her words, and a far 'worse' dread than any he had ever known clutched at his heart.
Is missing a rare diagnosis so much 'worse' than harm from over-testing?
As the next five years passed, his back pain gradually got 'worse' and eventually spinal canal stenosis was diagnosed.
His attitude had taken a turn for the 'worse' when he had been possessed by evil spirits, but he was hardly a boy scout beforehand.
An excuse is 'worse' and more terrible than a lie, for an excuse is a lie guarded.
The weather had changed very much for the 'worse' and, in horrible conditions, fishing was much tougher.
As long as these two elements exist, not voting will not change the present condition for the 'worse' .
The prognosis is 'worse' when severe preeclampsia develops during the second trimester.
We have 'worse' water quality now due to erosion and other forest products are hard to get, such as palm leaf for roofing.
She didn't mean to be disparaging, which only made me feel 'worse' .
Yet it was an unhappy household, made 'worse' by hints of Behrman's mania to come.
This plunged him into another severe depression, far 'worse' than what he had before.
We could do a lot 'worse' than this already impressive young man.
Children of divorced parents are much more likely to do 'worse' at school, commit crime, go to prison, and more likely to commit suicide.
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