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Meanings of even worse in English

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Usage of even worse in English
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The crisis is likely to get even worse in the near future.
The Guardian
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Could it trigger even worse violence or the use of chemical weapons?
The Guardian
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However, critical and all as he was, the reality is even worse.
The Irish Times
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This was not good, but the problem in Sedona sounded even worse.
Nocturnal
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Twenty days later, in even worse circumstances, they proved it was repeatable.
The Guardian
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AirTran has done even worse, falling 13 percent in year to date.
Reuters
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New-routing-withits early starts, long days, and love-killingwork ethic-iseven worse.
Climbing Magazine
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In short, we're even worse off than we were seven years ago.
The South African
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In the short term, however, things could get even worse for Henry.
The Guardian
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The dealings of the last few weeks make this problem even worse.
Radio NZ
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Results for both investment banks could be even worse than analysts expect.
Reuters
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Thinking of Kim, far away and riding east, made it even worse.
The wandering fire
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Perhaps he may be even worse; a common day-laborer of the parish.
The Home in the Valley
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A year after that article things are even worse, says N∅ Cholmβin.
The Irish Times
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It made her feel even worse for setting Real Ali free, though.
Stunning
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All the new manufacturing cities were in even worse condition than London.
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