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Meanings of worse in English
Antonyms
Examples for "better"
Examples for "better"
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Red hot market conditions allowed the company to secure far better terms.
2
Public health agencies need a better long-term solution for prevention: a vaccine.
3
Year after year after year of getting better and better and better.
4
The situation is certainly better that it was than a year ago.
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Future research is needed to better understand the reasons behind these differences.
Usage of worse in English
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They just had far worse weapons, and far more sophisticated control systems.
2
Results: Schizophrenic patients performed worse than psychiatric control subjects across most conditions.
3
For better or worse, we shall know who we really are today.
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And it's being made worse by its solution to another problem: hunger.
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Yet it is equally clear that the urban situation was getting worse.
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Attempting experiments without proper training can result in serious injury or worse.
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Aziz said Iraq was in a worse state than before the war.
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Results: At baseline, advanced liver fibrosis was associated with worse physical health.
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This will get progressively worse in the new Information Age, he said.
10
Ianto was in a worse state, of course, although it hardly showed.
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The Moritani home planet of Grumman, however, was in far worse shape.
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Dr Barrett said some groups of animals had fared worse than others.
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She said the problem with food waste was worse than people thought.
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However, seven of the 12 UK regions fared worse than the province.
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Her inconsistency made her problem worse, requiring higher dosages in some cases.
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In three thousand years, we've seen far worse, and we're still here.
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