单词	badly
释义	badly adverb bad·​ly ˈbad-lē  1 : in a bad manner played badly 2 : to a great or intense degree want something badly Phrases badly off for British : strongly in need of (something or someone) It may seem pie in the sky in the current financial climate, but few could argue that for a city of its size and prestige, Edinburgh is badly off for large-scale sports facilities. The Evening News (Edinburgh) not badly : fairly or acceptably well The economy is doing not badly and looks even better than it really is. Tom Teepen think badly of : to have an unfavorable or low opinion of (someone or something) "You shouldn't think badly of the town because of this," said Brogan. "It is a good town." Neil Gaiman Synonyms bad deficiently inadequately lousily poorly unacceptably unsatisfactorily wretchedly See all Synonyms & Antonyms Example Sentences He played badly but I played even worse. The failure reflects badly on the administration. She wanted the job badly. I'm badly in need of a vacation. His fingers were badly frozen. Recent Examples on the Web In one, doctors were fighting to save the life of a 47-year-old armor crewman badly injured when his tank was hit Tuesday, his chest heaving as surgeons performed a tracheotomy in a bid to restore his breathing. Matthew Luxmoore, WSJ, 31 Aug. 2022 Everyone wanted very badly to just have everything takeoff again like a rocket. Doug Gollan, Forbes, 17 Aug. 2022 Star Peterson, who was badly injured when James A. Fields Jr. plowed his car into counterprotesters at the rally, killing 32-year-old Heather Heyer, limped to a microphone with her leg still in a brace. Justin Jouvenal, Washington Post, 11 Aug. 2022 Jim Wayne says her boss very badly wanted back whatever company property might have been in Heidi's home. Dateline Nbc, NBC News, 28 July 2022 The slow process of introducing the lions to each other had begun previously, the zoo said in a statement, and Akili was badly injured within minutes of a meeting on Monday. From Usa Today Network And Wire Reports, USA TODAY, 21 July 2022 The slow process of introducing the two lions to each other had begun previously, the zoo said in a statement, and Akili was badly injured within minutes of a meeting on Monday. Fox News, 19 July 2022 Jayme Stroud of Marietta had badly wanted to buy a home. Michael E. Kanell, ajc, 6 May 2022 In opening statements, the Kardashian and Jenners’ defense attorney, Michael G. Rhodes, argued that Chyna badly wanted the fame that the global superstars have. Christi Carras, Los Angeles Times, 21 Apr. 2022 See More Word History First Known Use 14th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1 Phrases Containing badly badly off think badly of not badly badly off for badly off think badly of not badly badly off for Kids Definition badly adverb bad·​ly ˈbad-lē  worse ˈwərs ; worst ˈwərst 1 : in a bad manner He behaved badly. 2 : very much I badly wanted to win. badly adverb 1 as in poorly in an unsatisfactory way I'm afraid you performed quite badly in our last rehearsal Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance poorly bad horribly inadequately unsatisfactorily terribly deficiently incorrectly dreadfully lousily disastrously awfully atrociously abysmally horrendously horrifically deplorably wretchedly inappropriately intolerably unacceptably miserably unbearably damnably grossly indecently unsuitably abominably shoddily egregiously rottenly execrably reprehensibly vulgarly shabbily vilely insufficiently flagrantly detestably unspeakably naughtily odiously meagerly scantily sparely inferiorly skimpily stingily sleazily niggardly trashily meanly scantly Antonyms & Near Antonyms well adequately nicely fine satisfactorily good acceptably okay correctly decently appropriately tolerably rightly passably suitably all right fittingly precisely seemly respectably felicitously palatably exactly decorously faithfully so-so ideally OK congruously satisfyingly meetly gratifyingly See More 2 as in terribly to a great degree blood donors are badly needed this time of year Synonyms & Similar Words terribly extremely severely very incredibly too damned damn desperately highly so that really seriously heavily greatly intensely far much jolly wildly especially awfully super awful fantastically particularly exceptionally most real specially immensely full fiercely fabulously way frightfully hugely mighty mortally absolutely filthy such thoroughly vitally good and exceedingly sore sorely totally enormously supremely deeply uncommonly majorly completely remarkably utterly deadly wicked exceeding vastly extra stinking mightily achingly positively dang a lot bone passing surpassingly significantly cracking entirely almighty eminently archly rattling roaring whacking colossally thumping beastly unco monstrous ever spanking roaringly considerably blisteringly wholly right noticeably corking profoundly fully extensively obviously radically visibly substantially notably purely downright as all get-out markedly excessively appreciably palpably plentifully monumentally obscenely plainly amazingly altogether abundantly discernibly monstrously astronomically astonishingly flat-out overmuch staggeringly grandly Antonyms & Near Antonyms somewhat slightly little negligibly nominally minimally just barely marginally hardly scarcely meagerly scantily See More
随便看	nonpasserine nonpassive nonpasts nonpathogenic nonpaying nonpayment nonpayments nonpeak nonpecuniary nonperformance nonperformances nonperformer nonperformers nonperforming nonperiodic nonperipteral nonperishable nonperishables nonpermanent nonpermissive nonpersistent nonperson nonpersonal nonpersons nonpetaloid

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