Meanings of radically bad in anglès

Eh, little person, has it been a radically bad place this last fortnight?

The family was radically bad throughout, but they have had not a few worthy descendants.

We have had scores of radically bad plays adapted by clever men from good novels.

If a light is not rather more than middling good, it will be radically bad.

As a military position it, also, was radically bad.

The enciente was far too extensive for the slender garrison, and its tracing was radically bad.

The outcome has shown that "Busted" was not radically bad.

The proofs of a radically bad system-scanty numbers, failing supplies, immense sickness-were never more conspicuous than in 1828.

It was indispensable for the reconstruction of European society, but politically it was in itself a radically bad system.

He was not radically bad, he was radically good, but he had never known discipline or real sorrow or hardship.

She says that a system which produces, or permits, such a state of things must be bad, and radically bad.

The younger officers were radically bad, owing to their airs of nobility and licentious garrison life; their manners and principles were equally vulgar.