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Meanings of far worse in English

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Usage of far worse in English
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They just had far worse weapons, and far more sophisticated control systems.
The South African
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The Moritani home planet of Grumman, however, was in far worse shape.
Paul of dune
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In three thousand years, we've seen far worse, and we're still here.
Dexter in the Dark
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Most sea turtles see far worse at some point in their lives.
Shock
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It's a far worse period of activity than we'd expected, he said.
Reuters
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This new body was in far worse condition than Stan or Rosie.
Empty mile
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The company's larger rivals in the U.S. market have fared far worse.
Reuters
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The War Department was in far worse shape than the Navy Department.
Theodore Roosevelt: An Autobiography
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For one horrid moment I expected Severina, but it was far worse.
Venus In Copper
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The measures announced in the Dail were far worse than they anticipated.
The Irish Times
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But this is a naive perception; things are far worse than that.
The Guardian
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The disappointment in his voice was far worse than my financial worries.
Money to burn: a novel of suspense
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The nightmare had decided to follow them, except it was far worse.
Anvil Gate
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The inability to speak was for her far worse than her paralysis.
The new yorker
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Apple's handling of Steve Jobs' terminal cancer remains a far worse example.
Reuters
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If not for your bodyguards, the battle might have gone far worse.
Navigators of Dune
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