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单词 ↑Informal words for bad
释义 ↑Informal words for bad
Informal words for bad
Thesaurus+: LEVEL 4 SL ↑♯ Informal words for bad (298) in total
    1. -degree suffix ↑-degree
    2. a miserable, poor, etc. excuse for sth ↑a miserable, poor, etc. excuse for sth
    3. abominable adjective ↑abominable
    4. abysmal adjective ↑abysmal
    5. apocalyptic adjective ↑apocalyptic
    6. appalling adjective ↑appalling :: 2 × Serious and unpleasant :: 2 × Not attractive to look at :: 2 × Informal words for bad
    7. atrocious adjective (VERY BAD) ↑atrocious
    8. awful adjective (BAD) ↑awful :: 2 × Informal words for bad
    9. awfully adverb (BADLY) ↑awfully :: 2 × Informal words for bad
    10. bad adjective (LOW QUALITY) ↑bad
    11. bad adjective (UNPLEASANT) ↑bad
    12. badly adverb (IN A BAD WAY) ↑badly
    13. badly adverb (UNPLEASANTLY) ↑badly
    14. be an apology for sth UK INFORMAL ↑be an apology for sth
    15. bitter adjective (ANGRY) ↑bitter :: 2 × Bad-tempered :: 2 × Angry and displeased
    16. black adjective (BAD) ↑black :: 2 × Serious and unpleasant :: 2 × Not attractive to look at :: 2 × Informal words for bad
    17. bum adjective [before noun] SLANG ↑bum
    18. cheap adjective (LOW QUALITY) ↑cheap
    19. cheapo adjective [before noun] INFORMAL ↑cheapo
    20. cheesy adjective (BAD STYLE) ↑cheesy :: 2 × Rubbish and waste :: 2 × Not of good quality :: 2 × Informal words for bad
    21. classic adjective (TYPICAL) ↑classic
    22. come/be a poor second, third, etc. ↑come/be a poor second, third, etc.
    23. contemptible adjective ↑contemptible
    24. corrosive adjective ↑corrosive
    25. crap adjective OFFENSIVE ↑crap
    26. crap noun [U] (BAD QUALITY) ↑crap :: 3 × Rubbish and waste :: 2 × Not of good quality :: 2 × Informal words for bad
    27. crappy adjective OFFENSIVE ↑crappy :: 2 × Rubbish and waste :: 2 × Not of good quality :: 2 × Informal words for bad
    28. crook adjective AUSTRALIAN ENGLISH INFORMAL ↑crook
    29. crummy adjective INFORMAL ↑crummy
    30. crushing adjective ↑crushing
    31. crying adjective [before noun] ↑crying
    32. deathly adjective, adverb ↑deathly
    33. deleterious adjective FORMAL ↑deleterious
    34. deplorable adjective FORMAL ↑deplorable
    35. despicable adjective ↑despicable
    36. detestable adjective FORMAL ↑detestable
    37. diabolical adjective (US ALSO diabolic) ↑diabolical
    38. dire adjective ↑dire
    39. directly conjunction ↑directly
    40. disagreeable adjective FORMAL ↑disagreeable
    41. disgraceful adjective ↑disgraceful
    42. disgusting adjective ↑disgusting
    43. dismal adjective ↑dismal
    44. don't give up the day job! HUMOROUS ↑don't give up the day job!
    45. downmarket adjective UK (US downscale) disapproving ↑downmarket
    46. downscale adjective ↑downscale
    47. drastic adjective ↑drastic
    48. dreadful adjective ↑dreadful :: 2 × Informal words for bad
    49. dreadfully adverb (BADLY) ↑dreadfully :: 2 × Informal words for bad
    50. dreadfully adverb MAINLY UK (VERY) ↑dreadfully
    51. dreck noun [U] INFORMAL ↑dreck
    52. dross noun [U] MAINLY UK ↑dross :: 2 × Rubbish and waste
    53. duff adjective UK INFORMAL ↑duff
    54. evil adjective ↑evil
    55. excruciating adjective ↑excruciating
    56. execrable adjective FORMAL ↑execrable
    57. exemplary adjective ↑exemplary
    58. fearful adjective UK OLD-FASHIONED (BAD) ↑fearful
    59. fiendish adjective ↑fiendish
    60. fine adjective INFORMAL (BAD) ↑fine
    61. foul adjective ↑foul
    62. frightful adjective OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL ↑frightful
    63. from hell INFORMAL ↑from hell
    64. garbage in, garbage out MAINLY US SAYING ↑garbage in, garbage out
    65. gay adjective SLANG OFFENSIVE (BAD QUALITY) ↑gay
    66. ghastly adjective ↑ghastly :: 2 × Serious and unpleasant :: 2 × Not attractive to look at :: 2 × Informal words for bad
    67. gimcrack adjective DISAPPROVING ↑gimcrack
    68. great adjective (GOOD) ↑great
    69. grim adjective INFORMAL (UNPLEASANT) ↑grim
    70. grisly adjective ↑grisly
    71. gross adjective INFORMAL (UNPLEASANT) ↑gross
    72. grotesque adjective ↑grotesque
    73. grotty adjective INFORMAL ↑grotty
    74. gruesome adjective ↑gruesome
    75. hateful adjective OLD-FASHIONED ↑hateful
    76. heavy adjective OLD-FASHIONED SLANG (UNPLEASANT) ↑heavy
    77. hellish adjective ↑hellish
    78. horrendous adjective ↑horrendous
    79. horrible adjective ↑horrible
    80. horribly adverb ↑horribly
    81. horrid adjective OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL ↑horrid
    82. horrific adjective ↑horrific
    83. ill adjective [before noun] FORMAL OR OLD-FASHIONED (BAD) ↑ill
    84. ill adverb ↑ill
    85. inadequacy noun ↑inadequacy
    86. inadequate adjective ↑inadequate
    87. infernal adjective ↑infernal
    88. insuperable adjective FORMAL ↑insuperable
    89. invasion noun [C or U] ↑invasion
    90. invidious adjective FORMAL ↑invidious
    91. lamentable adjective FORMAL ↑lamentable
    92. loathsome adjective ↑loathsome
    93. lousy adjective INFORMAL ↑lousy
    94. low adjective (LEVEL) ↑low
    95. macabre adjective ↑macabre
    96. meretricious adjective FORMAL ↑meretricious
    97. messy adjective (SITUATION) ↑messy
    98. monstrous adjective (CREATURE) ↑monstrous
    99. motley adjective [before noun] ↑motley
    100. mouldy UK (US moldy) adjective (BAD) ↑mouldy
    101. murderous adjective ↑murderous
    102. nasty adjective ↑nasty :: 2 × Serious and unpleasant :: 2 × Not attractive to look at :: 2 × Informal words for bad
    103. nauseating adjective ↑nauseating
    104. nauseatingly adverb ↑nauseatingly
    105. noisome adjective LITERARY ↑noisome
    106. not be all fun and games ↑not be all fun and games
    107. not be up to much INFORMAL ↑not be up to much
    108. not set the world on fire ↑not set the world on fire
    109. noxious adjective FORMAL ↑noxious
    110. objectionable adjective FORMAL ↑objectionable
    111. odious adjective FORMAL ↑odious
    112. of sorts (ALSO of a sort) ↑of sorts
    113. offending adjective [before noun] OFTEN HUMOROUS ↑offending
    114. offensive adjective (UPSETTING) ↑offensive
    115. painfully adverb ↑painfully
    116. paltry adjective ↑paltry
    117. pants adjective [after verb] UK SLANG ↑pants :: 2 × Rubbish and waste :: 2 × Not of good quality :: 2 × Informal words for bad
    118. pappy adjective INFORMAL DISAPPROVING (ENTERTAINMENT) ↑pappy
    119. pathetic adjective DISAPPROVING (UNSUCCESSFUL) ↑pathetic
    120. pitiless adjective ↑pitiless
    121. poor adjective (BAD) ↑poor
    122. putrid adjective INFORMAL (UNPLEASANT) ↑putrid :: 2 × Serious and unpleasant :: 2 × Not attractive to look at
    123. raging adjective ↑raging
    124. repellent adjective ↑repellent
    125. repugnant adjective FORMAL ↑repugnant
    126. repulsive adjective ↑repulsive
    127. revolting adjective ↑revolting
    128. rinky-dink adjective US INFORMAL ↑rinky-dink
    129. ropy (ALSO ropey) adjective MAINLY UK INFORMAL ↑ropy
    130. rotten adjective ↑rotten
    131. rough adjective (DIFFICULT) ↑rough
    132. rubbishy adjective MAINLY UK INFORMAL ↑rubbishy
    133. rude adjective [before noun] (SUDDEN) ↑rude
    134. schlock noun [U] MAINLY US INFORMAL DISAPPROVING ↑schlock :: 2 × Rubbish and waste
    135. scuzzy adjective INFORMAL ↑scuzzy
    136. shite noun [C or U] UK OFFENSIVE ↑shite :: 2 × Rubbish and waste :: 2 × Not of good quality :: 2 × Informal words for bad
    137. shitty adjective OFFENSIVE ↑shitty :: 3 × Informal words for bad :: 2 × Serious and unpleasant :: 2 × Rubbish and waste :: 2 × Not of good quality
    138. shocking adjective MAINLY UK INFORMAL (VERY BAD) ↑shocking :: 2 × Informal words for bad
    139. shoddy adjective DISAPPROVING (BADLY MADE) ↑shoddy
    140. shonky adjective UK INFORMAL ↑shonky
    141. sick adjective [after verb] INFORMAL (UNPLEASANT) ↑sick :: 2 × Serious and unpleasant
    142. sickening adjective ↑sickening
    143. snivelling OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL (US USUALLY sniveling) adjective ↑snivelling
    144. sobering adjective ↑sobering
    145. sobriety noun [U] FORMAL (SERIOUS) ↑sobriety
    146. stink verb [I] INFORMAL (BE BAD) ↑stink
    147. stinking adjective INFORMAL (BAD) ↑stinking
    148. such as it is ↑such as it is
    149. suffocating adjective (PREVENTING) ↑suffocating
    150. tacky adjective INFORMAL DISAPPROVING (LOW QUALITY) ↑tacky :: 2 × Rubbish and waste :: 2 × Not of good quality :: 2 × Informal words for bad
    151. tawdry adjective ↑tawdry
    152. terrible adjective (UNPLEASANT) ↑terrible :: 2 × Informal words for bad
    153. terribly adverb (VERY BADLY) ↑terribly
    154. thankless adjective ↑thankless
    155. the balloon goes up ↑the balloon goes up
    156. tinny adjective INFORMAL DISAPPROVING (POOR QUALITY) ↑tinny
    157. toxic adjective (UNPLEASANT) ↑toxic
    158. trashy adjective INFORMAL ↑trashy
    159. trinket noun [C] ↑trinket
    160. typical adjective ↑typical
    161. unattractive adjective ↑unattractive
    162. unbearable adjective ↑unbearable
    163. unedifying adjective FORMAL ↑unedifying
    164. unendurable adjective FORMAL ↑unendurable
    165. unenviable adjective ↑unenviable
    166. ungodly adjective [before noun] INFORMAL ↑ungodly
    167. unholy adjective [before noun] INFORMAL (EXTREME) ↑unholy
    168. unimaginable adjective ↑unimaginable
    169. unpalatable adjective FORMAL ↑unpalatable
    170. unpleasant adjective ↑unpleasant :: 2 × Serious and unpleasant :: 2 × Not attractive to look at :: 2 × Informal words for bad
    171. unspeakable adjective ↑unspeakable
    172. unutterable adjective FORMAL ↑unutterable
    173. vile adjective ↑vile
    174. woeful adjective (BAD) ↑woeful
    175. woefully adverb ↑woefully
    176. worst adjective ↑worst
    177. wretched adjective ↑wretched :: 2 × Informal words for bad :: 2 × Feeling sad and unhappy
    178. wretchedly adverb ↑wretchedly
    179. yucky (ALSO yukky) adjective INFORMAL ↑yucky :: 2 × Serious and unpleasant :: 2 × Informal words for bad
    180. ˈgod-ˌawful adjective INFORMAL ↑god-awful
    181. ˈpiss-poor adjective OFFENSIVE ↑piss-poor
    182. ˌcrash-and-ˈburn adjective INFORMAL ↑crash-and-burn
    183. ˌoff-ˈputting adjective [after verb] ↑off-putting
    184. ˌthird-ˈrate adjective ↑third-rate
    185. a piercing criticism, question, remark, etc. ↑a piercing criticism, question, remark, etc.
    186. a piercing criticism, question, remark, etc. ↑piercing
    187. beyond belief ↑belief
    188. beyond belief ↑beyond belief
    189. cheap and nasty UK ↑cheap and nasty
    190. cheap and nasty UK ↑cheap
    191. fraught with ↑fraught with
    192. fraught with ↑fraught
    193. horrors [plural] ↑horror
    194. horrors [plural] ↑horrors
    195. in the depth(s) of sth ↑depth
    196. in the depth(s) of sth ↑in the depth(s) of sth
    197. not bear thinking about ↑bear
    198. not bear thinking about ↑not bear thinking about
    199. solemn promise, commitment, undertaking, etc. ↑solemn promise, commitment, undertaking, etc.
    200. solemn promise, commitment, undertaking, etc. ↑solemn
    201. sorry sight/state/tale ↑sorry sight/state/tale
    202. sorry sight/state/tale ↑sorry
    203. the pits [plural] ↑pit
    204. the pits [plural] ↑the pits
    205. abominably adverb ↑abominable
    206. abominably adverb ↑abominably
    207. abysmally adverb ↑abysmal
    208. abysmally adverb ↑abysmally
    209. appallingly adverb ↑appalling
    210. appallingly adverb ↑appallingly
    211. atrociously adverb ↑atrocious
    212. atrociously adverb ↑atrociously
    213. awfulness noun [U] ↑awful :: 2 × Informal words for bad
    214. awfulness noun [U] ↑awfulness :: 2 × Informal words for bad
    215. contemptibly adverb ↑contemptible
    216. contemptibly adverb ↑contemptibly
    217. deplorably adverb ↑deplorable
    218. deplorably adverb ↑deplorably
    219. despicably adverb ↑despicable
    220. despicably adverb ↑despicably
    221. detestably adverb ↑detestable
    222. detestably adverb ↑detestably
    223. disabling adjective ↑disable
    224. disabling adjective ↑disabling
    225. disgracefully adverb ↑disgraceful
    226. disgracefully adverb ↑disgracefully
    227. disgustingly adverb ↑disgusting
    228. disgustingly adverb ↑disgustingly
    229. distasteful adjective ↑distaste
    230. distasteful adjective ↑distasteful
    231. distastefulness noun [U] ↑distaste
    232. distastefulness noun [U] ↑distastefulness
    233. downmarket adverb ↑downmarket
    234. drastically adverb ↑drastic
    235. drastically adverb ↑drastically
    236. dread adjective [before noun] FORMAL ↑dread
    237. dreaded adjective [before noun] HUMOROUS ↑dread
    238. dreaded adjective [before noun] HUMOROUS ↑dreaded
    239. execrably adverb ↑execrable
    240. execrably adverb ↑execrably
    241. ghastliness noun [U] ↑ghastliness
    242. ghastliness noun [U] ↑ghastly
    243. grimness noun [U] ↑grim
    244. grimness noun [U] ↑grimness
    245. grotesquely adverb ↑grotesque
    246. grotesquely adverb ↑grotesquely
    247. gruesomely adverb ↑gruesome
    248. gruesomely adverb ↑gruesomely
    249. hated adjective ↑hate sb's guts
    250. hated adjective ↑hate
    251. hated adjective ↑hated
    252. hellishly adverb ↑hellish
    253. hellishly adverb ↑hellishly
    254. horrendously adverb ↑horrendous
    255. horrendously adverb ↑horrendously
    256. horrendousness noun [U] ↑horrendous
    257. horrendousness noun [U] ↑horrendousness
    258. horrifically adverb ↑horrific
    259. horrifically adverb ↑horrifically
    260. inadequately adverb ↑inadequate
    261. inadequately adverb ↑inadequately
    262. insidiously adverb ↑insidious
    263. insidiously adverb ↑insidiously
    264. kitschy adjective ↑kitsch
    265. kitschy adjective ↑kitschy
    266. lamentably adverb ↑lamentable
    267. lamentably adverb ↑lamentably
    268. loathsomeness noun [U] ↑loathsome
    269. loathsomeness noun [U] ↑loathsomeness
    270. messily adverb ↑messily
    271. messily adverb ↑messy
    272. nastiness noun [U] ↑a nasty piece of work
    273. nastiness noun [U] ↑nastiness
    274. nastiness noun [U] ↑nasty
    275. nightmarish adjective ↑nightmare
    276. nightmarish adjective ↑nightmarish
    277. nightmarishly adverb ↑nightmare
    278. nightmarishly adverb ↑nightmarishly
    279. revoltingly adverb ↑revolting
    280. revoltingly adverb ↑revoltingly
    281. shockingly adverb MAINLY UK INFORMAL ↑shocking :: 2 × Informal words for bad
    282. shockingly adverb MAINLY UK INFORMAL ↑shockingly :: 2 × Informal words for bad
    283. shoddily adverb ↑shoddily
    284. shoddily adverb ↑shoddy
    285. stupefying adjective ↑stupefy
    286. stupefying adjective ↑stupefying
    287. stupefyingly adverb ↑stupefy
    288. stupefyingly adverb ↑stupefyingly
    289. tackiness noun [U] ↑tackiness
    290. tackiness noun [U] ↑tacky
    291. tawdriness noun [U] ↑tawdriness
    292. tawdriness noun [U] ↑tawdry
    293. unbearably adverb ↑unbearable
    294. unbearably adverb ↑unbearably
    295. unimpressive adjective ↑unimpressed
    296. unimpressive adjective ↑unimpressive
    297. unpleasantness noun [C or U] ↑unpleasant
    298. unpleasantness noun [C or U] ↑unpleasantness
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