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Meanings of much worse in English

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Usage of much worse in English
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But the situation is in fact much worse than we first thought.
BBC
2
For those in the shelters, of course, the situation was much worse.
The Guardian
3
Lightfoot declined to say how much worse the financial problem could be.
Reuters
4
The surface is certainly much worse than it was 50 miles back.
The Voyages of Captain Scott : Retold from the Voyage of the Dis...
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It will soon affect everyone and leave the society much worse off.
The Guardian
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I've seen people with way more experience panic much worse than you.
Toxic
7
And we know that the situation is about to get much worse.
The Guardian
8
Given all that had happened, matters could have been much , much worse.
Proven guilty
9
Are we much worse than the norm of other so-called developed countries?
The Irish Times
10
She'd made the mistake of thinking their morning couldn't get much worse.
The frailty of flesh
11
Some guards told me this place used to be so much worse.
The Guardian
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But it is much worse to be seen and not believed in.
The Little House in the Fairy Wood
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In the morning Mrs. Carroll was much worse, and unable to rise.
The Lights and Shadows of Real Life
14
Don't get it twisted: the regressive view here is much , much worse.
Wired
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If so, the Americans could not be in a much worse place.
A Prisoner of Morro; Or, In the Hands of the Enemy
16
Hardin said he had been called much worse and took no offense.
Reuters
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Australia
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