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Meanings of get worse in English

Portuguese
piorar
Catalan
empitjorar
Spanish
empeorarse

Deteriorate in health.

piorar
Usage of get worse in English
1
And since consumption is increasing, the situation will get worse even faster.
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2
The shortage of available content will only get worse in coming years.
Wired
3
I think it was illegal and the situation can only get worse.
The Guardian
4
And as we all live longer the situation will only get worse.
The Guardian
5
It's only going to get worse if we don't take action today.
News.com.au
6
But if things do get worse their response may come too late.
Reuters
7
He said, only months, and his pain and weariness will get worse.'
Sovereign
8
Auckland University of Technology professor Max Abbott said it could get worse.
Radio NZ
9
However rough the ride was now, it was going to get worse.
Field of Dishonor
10
Today matters are worse because they have been allowed to get worse.
The Guardian
11
The omens get worse by day and by night in Northern Ireland.
The Irish Times
12
While my marriage was disintegrating, my father's health continued to get worse.
My best friends have hairy legs
13
If you ignore it the problem is only going to get worse.
Radio NZ
14
Revenue is not growing and that can only get worse, he said.
News.com.au
15
Memory might get worse with age but the system just gets better.
The black minutes
16
He said, 'It's going to get worse if you go out there.
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Translations for get worse
Portuguese
piorarrecair
Get worse through the time
Get worse across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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