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Meanings of really bad in English

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Usage of really bad in English
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The job market is really bad out there right now, Bowman said.
Reuters
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He had had a really bad time of it nine years ago.
The black minutes
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However, this doesn't mean that they didn't have it really , really bad.
Mental floss presents instant knowledge
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I had really bad hay fever last year for the first time.
The Irish Times
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Sometimes it's good, sometimes it's really , really bad and completely tone deaf.
The South African
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When things get really bad, WeatherBug sends emergency alerts detailing the situation.
Reuters
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So I think that's really , that would be a really bad idea.
The new yorker
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About three years ago, people got really bad with paying their bills.
The Irish Times
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I would explain to him why it's a really , really bad idea.
The new yorker
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He's very remorseful... He's just in a really bad way, she said.
Reuters
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They stank really , really bad is the point I'm trying to make.
News.com.au
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It evokes chocolate milk or a really bad business card printing company.
The Irish Times
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I'll go one step further and declare it a really bad idea.
The witch of agnesi
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I'm really bad with names, but the actress' name from Young Frankenstein.
The new yorker
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I could see immediately that he was in a really bad way.
The World According to Bob
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He can get your squad out of a really bad situation, too.
Wired
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