Badly

  • 51badly paid — adj. Badly paid is used with these nouns: ↑job, ↑work …

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  • 52(badly) sussed — • what someone might say if they catch you out. For example if you disagree with someone on a point and are then proved wrong the other person might say Badly sussed mate ! …

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  • 53badly off — at a disadvantage, especially by being poor. → badly …

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  • 54ˌbadly ˈoff — (comparative ˌworse ˈoff; superlative ˌworst ˈoff)adj 1) someone who is badly off does not have much money 2) without enough of something that you need …

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  • 55badly-behaved — /ˈbædli bəheɪvd/ (say badlee buhhayvd) adjective exhibiting rude or unsocial behaviour. Also, (especially in predicative use), badly behaved …

  • 56badly — Synonyms and related words: afield, amiss, astray, atrociously, awfully, awry, carelessly, critically, cruelly, damagingly, dangerously, defectively, deficiently, distressfully, dreadfully, emotionally, erroneously, faultily, gravely, greatly,… …

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  • 57badly — I (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [In an ineffectual or incompetent manner] Syn. wrongly, imperfectly, ineffectively, inefficiently, poorly, unsatisfactorily, crudely, boorishly, unskillfully, defectively, weakly, haphazardly, clumsily, carelessly,… …

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  • 58badly — adv. RG. 566 …

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  • 59badly — bad·ly || bædlɪ adj. in poor health; sorry, upset; dejected adv. seriously, gravely; deplorably; in a difficult manner; extremely …

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  • 60badly — baldy …

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