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  Overview  of  adj  bad 
 
  The  adj  bad  has  14  senses  (first  4  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (51)  bad  --  (having  undesirable  or  negative  qualities;  "a  bad  report  card";  "his  sloppy  appearance  made  a  bad  impression";  "a  bad  little  boy";  "clothes  in  bad  shape";  "a  bad  cut";  "bad  luck";  "the  news  was  very  bad";  "the  reviews  were  bad";  "the  pay  is  bad";  "it  was  a  bad  light  for  reading";  "the  movie  was  a  bad  choice") 
  2.  (3)  bad  big  --  (very  intense;  "a  bad  headache";  "in  a  big  rage";  "had  a  big  (or  bad)  shock";  "a  bad  earthquake";  "a  bad  storm") 
  3.  (3)  bad  tough  --  (feeling  physical  discomfort  or  pain;  "my  throat  feels  bad";  "she  felt  bad  all  over";  ('tough'  is  occasionally  used  colloquially  for  `bad'  as  in  "he  was  feeling  tough  after  a  restless  night")) 
  4.  (1)  bad  spoiled,  spoilt  --  ((of  foodstuffs)  not  in  an  edible  or  usable  condition;  "bad  meat";  "a  refrigerator  full  of  spoilt  food") 
  5.  bad  uncollectible  --  (not  capable  of  being  collected;  "a  bad  (or  uncollectible)  debt") 
  6.  bad  --  (below  average  in  quality  or  performance;  "a  bad  chess  player";  "a  bad  recital") 
  7.  bad  --  ((linguistics;  informal)  "so-called  bad  grammar") 
  8.  bad  insecure,  risky,  high-risk,  speculative  --  (not  financially  safe  or  secure;  "a  bad  investment";  "high  risk  investments";  "anything  that  promises  to  pay  too  much  can't  help  being  risky";  "speculative  business  enterprises") 
  9.  bad  unfit,  unsound  --  (physically  unsound  or  diseased;  "has  a  bad  back";  "a  bad  heart";  "bad  teeth";  "an  unsound  limb";  "unsound  teeth") 
  10.  bad  --  (capable  of  harming;  "bad  habits";  "bad  air";  "smoking  is  bad  for  you") 
  11.  bad  sorry  --  (keenly  sorry  or  regretful;  "felt  bad  about  letting  the  team  down";  "was  sorry  that  she  had  treated  him  so  badly";  "felt  bad  about  breaking  the  vase") 
  12.  bad  immoral  --  (characterized  by  wickedness  or  immorality;  "led  a  very  bad  life") 
  13.  bad  forged  --  (reproduced  fraudulently;  "like  a  bad  penny...";  "a  forged  twenty  dollar  bill") 
  14.  bad  defective  --  (not  working  properly;  "a  bad  telephone  connection";  "a  defective  appliance") 
 
  Antonyms  of  adj  bad 
 
  14  senses  of  bad 
 
  Sense  1 
  bad  (vs.  good) 
 
  good  (vs.  bad) 
  =>  bang-up,  bully,  corking,  cracking,  dandy,  great,  groovy,  keen,  neat,  nifty,  not  bad(prenominal),  peachy,  slap-up,  swell,  smashing 
  =>  good  enough 
  =>  goodish 
  =>  redeeming(postnominal) 
  =>  satisfactory,  acceptable 
  =>  solid 
  =>  suitable 
  =>  superb 
  =>  well-behaved,  well  behaved 
  =>  hot 
 
  Sense  2 
  bad  big 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  intense)  ->  mild 
 
  Sense  3 
  bad  tough 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  uncomfortable)  ->  comfortable,  comfy 
 
  Sense  4 
  bad  spoiled,  spoilt 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  stale)  ->  fresh 
 
  Sense  5 
  bad  uncollectible 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  invalid)  ->  valid 
 
  Sense  6 
  bad 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  inferior)  ->  superior 
 
  Sense  7 
  bad 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  nonstandard)  ->  standard,  received 
 
  Sense  8 
  bad  insecure,  risky,  high-risk,  speculative 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  unsound)  ->  sound 
 
  Sense  9 
  bad  unfit,  unsound 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  unhealthy)  ->  healthy 
 
  Sense  10 
  bad 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  harmful)  ->  harmless 
 
  Sense  11 
  bad  sorry 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  unhappy)  ->  happy 
 
  Sense  12 
  bad  immoral 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  evil)  ->  good 
 
  Sense  13 
  bad  forged 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  counterfeit)  ->  genuine,  echt 
 
  Sense  14 
  bad  defective 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  malfunctioning)  ->  functioning 
 
  Similarity  of  adj  bad 
 
  14  senses  of  bad 
 
  Sense  1 
  bad  (vs.  good) 
  =>  atrocious,  abominable,  awful,  dreadful,  painful,  terrible,  unspeakable 
  =>  corked,  corky 
  =>  deplorable,  distressing,  lamentable,  pitiful,  sad,  sorry 
  =>  fearful,  frightful,  terrible 
  =>  hard,  tough 
  =>  hopeless 
  =>  horrid 
  =>  icky,  crappy,  lousy,  rotten,  shitty,  stinking,  stinky 
  =>  incompetent,  unskilled 
  =>  mediocre 
  =>  mischievous,  naughty 
  =>  negative 
  =>  poor 
  =>  pretty 
  =>  rubber,  no-good 
  =>  severe 
  =>  swingeing 
  =>  unfavorable 
  =>  unsatisfactory 
  =>  unsuitable 
  =>  ill 
  =>  uncool 
  Also  See->  disobedient#1;  evil#1,  wicked#4;  unfavorable#1,  unfavourable#1;  worse#1;  worst#1 
 
  Sense  2 
  bad  big 
  =>  intense  (vs.  mild) 
 
  Sense  3 
  bad  tough 
  =>  uncomfortable  (vs.  comfortable) 
 
  Sense  4 
  bad  spoiled,  spoilt 
  =>  stale  (vs.  fresh) 
 
  Sense  5 
  bad  uncollectible 
  =>  invalid  (vs.  valid) 
 
  Sense  6 
  bad 
  =>  inferior  (vs.  superior) 
 
  Sense  7 
  bad 
  =>  nonstandard  (vs.  standard) 
 
  Sense  8 
  bad  insecure,  risky,  high-risk,  speculative 
  =>  unsound  (vs.  sound) 
 
  Sense  9 
  bad  unfit,  unsound 
  =>  unhealthy  (vs.  healthy) 
 
  Sense  10 
  bad 
  =>  harmful  (vs.  harmless) 
 
  Sense  11 
  bad  sorry 
  =>  unhappy  (vs.  happy) 
 
  Sense  12 
  bad  immoral 
  =>  evil  (vs.  good),  wicked 
 
  Sense  13 
  bad  forged 
  =>  counterfeit  (vs.  genuine),  imitative 
 
  Sense  14 
  bad  defective 
  =>  malfunctioning  (vs.  functioning),  nonfunctional 
 
  Attributes  of  adj  bad 
 
  1  of  14  senses  of  bad 
 
  Sense  1 
  bad  (vs.  good) 
  =>  quality 
 
  Familiarity  of  adj  bad 
 
  bad  used  as  an  adjective  is  familiar  (polysemy  count  =  14) 
 
  Grep  of  adj  bad 
  bad 
  bad-tempered 
  in  a  bad  way 
  not  bad 
  too  bad 
 
  Overview  of  adj  bad 
 
  The  adj  bad  has  14  senses  (first  4  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (51)  bad  --  (having  undesirable  or  negative  qualities;  "a  bad  report  card";  "his  sloppy  appearance  made  a  bad  impression";  "a  bad  little  boy";  "clothes  in  bad  shape";  "a  bad  cut";  "bad  luck";  "the  news  was  very  bad";  "the  reviews  were  bad";  "the  pay  is  bad";  "it  was  a  bad  light  for  reading";  "the  movie  was  a  bad  choice") 
  2.  (3)  bad  big  --  (very  intense;  "a  bad  headache";  "in  a  big  rage";  "had  a  big  (or  bad)  shock";  "a  bad  earthquake";  "a  bad  storm") 
  3.  (3)  bad  tough  --  (feeling  physical  discomfort  or  pain;  "my  throat  feels  bad";  "she  felt  bad  all  over";  ('tough'  is  occasionally  used  colloquially  for  `bad'  as  in  "he  was  feeling  tough  after  a  restless  night")) 
  4.  (1)  bad  spoiled,  spoilt  --  ((of  foodstuffs)  not  in  an  edible  or  usable  condition;  "bad  meat";  "a  refrigerator  full  of  spoilt  food") 
  5.  bad  uncollectible  --  (not  capable  of  being  collected;  "a  bad  (or  uncollectible)  debt") 
  6.  bad  --  (below  average  in  quality  or  performance;  "a  bad  chess  player";  "a  bad  recital") 
  7.  bad  --  ((linguistics;  informal)  "so-called  bad  grammar") 
  8.  bad  insecure,  risky,  high-risk,  speculative  --  (not  financially  safe  or  secure;  "a  bad  investment";  "high  risk  investments";  "anything  that  promises  to  pay  too  much  can't  help  being  risky";  "speculative  business  enterprises") 
  9.  bad  unfit,  unsound  --  (physically  unsound  or  diseased;  "has  a  bad  back";  "a  bad  heart";  "bad  teeth";  "an  unsound  limb";  "unsound  teeth") 
  10.  bad  --  (capable  of  harming;  "bad  habits";  "bad  air";  "smoking  is  bad  for  you") 
  11.  bad  sorry  --  (keenly  sorry  or  regretful;  "felt  bad  about  letting  the  team  down";  "was  sorry  that  she  had  treated  him  so  badly";  "felt  bad  about  breaking  the  vase") 
  12.  bad  immoral  --  (characterized  by  wickedness  or  immorality;  "led  a  very  bad  life") 
  13.  bad  forged  --  (reproduced  fraudulently;  "like  a  bad  penny...";  "a  forged  twenty  dollar  bill") 
  14.  bad  defective  --  (not  working  properly;  "a  bad  telephone  connection";  "a  defective  appliance") 



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