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Antonyms:
good,
goodness
Often used in the same context:
good,
terrible,
lousy,
horrible,
crummy,
horrid,
awful,
dreadful,
horrendous,
crappy,
stupid,
poor,
rotten,
nasty,
ugly,
iffy,
atrocious,
dumb,
cruddy,
dicey,
miserable,
scary,
tough,
unfortunate,
weird,
disastrous,
dismal,
dodgy,
wrong,
sour,
mediocre,
depressing,
abysmal,
strange,
negative,
unpleasant,
harsh,
gloomy,
wretched,
sucky,
unkind,
shaky,
disappointing,
crazy,
frustrating,
wicked,
yucky,
sad,
lazy,
screwy,
risky,
sloppy,
silly,
disgusting,
scarey,
unsavory,
troublesome,
rough sledding,
dirty,
pitiful,
rough,
damned,
appalling,
okay,
problematic,
frightful,
foolish,
shabby,
ridiculous,
disheartening,
decent,
embarassing,
wierd,
bleak,
nice,
discouraging,
pathetic,
worser,
sorry,
freaky,
woeful,
unlucky,
questionable,
weak,
hideous,
likin,
daft,
unfriendly,
great,
worrisome,
rosy,
grim,
tricky,
embarrassing,
big,
hard,
troubling,
greedy,
wise,
ropey,
subpar,
nothing,
put,
none,
short,
lie,
thing,
anything,
can,
cease,
go,
keen,
*,
be,
docs,
lies,
meantime,
serve,
slow,
believe,
worse,
disagreeable,
ill,
pood,
evil,
exasperating,
happiest,
wonderful,
beastly,
better,
happy,
queer,
worst,
agreeable
More specific:
evil,
inadvisability,
liability,
undesirability,
unworthiness,
worse
Appears in the definition of:
.,
abominable,
abreact,
adjust,
admonish,
alas,
all in all,
amusingly,
apotropaic,
appear,
atrocious,
at oddsp,
awful,
background,
background signal,
baddie,
bad check,
bad egg,
bad luck,
banish,
beam,
black eye,
blip,
blues,
bode,
bull,
bummer,
call,
cantankerously,
case,
chapeau,
churl,
churlish,
circumstances,
cleanse,
comeupance,
comeuppance,
conflicting,
conniption,
continue,
crank,
crappy,
crosspatch,
cryinga,
curdle,
curse,
damp,
daze,
deflate,
delay,
delinquent,
delivery,
demoralize,
deplorable,
depraved,
deserts,
detract,
disapprove,
disgruntle,
distressing,
doc,
doctor,
doomed,
double-dealing,
dramatically,
dreadful,
duplicity,
dysthymia,
dystopia,
dystopian,
egregious,
elizabeth cochrane seaman,
elizabeth seaman,
end,
error,
evil,
exclude,
extract,
fall back,
fall from grace,
fault,
fit,
flagrant,
follow,
foul-weather gear,
gca,
get the goods,
glaring,
good,
gresham's law,
gridlock,
gross,
grouch,
ground-controlled approach,
grump,
hamper,
hangar queen,
hard cheese,
hat,
have it coming,
heave,
heedless,
hit,
hobbledehoy,
hoodoo,
hopeless,
horrid,
hotbed,
humor,
icky,
idealisation,
idealization,
ill-famed,
ill-fated,
ill-omened,
ill-starred,
indifferent,
infamous,
irruption,
itch,
jinx,
jonah,
kite,
kitsch,
knock,
lamentable,
lapse,
last,
law of effect,
lead off,
lid,
lousy,
luck,
mediocre,
meteorologically,
misadvise,
misally,
misconduct,
misguide,
mistake,
morbidity,
morbidness,
nellie bly,
notorious,
overreact,
painful,
paperhanger,
pass,
passable,
patch,
pitiful,
play,
point,
prefigure,
pretty,
profanely,
programming error,
pycnodysostosis,
radio beam,
rail,
rank,
reaction,
recidivate,
regress,
regrettably,
relapse,
report,
rest,
retrogress,
right-down,
rotten,
rusticate,
sad,
scene,
seaman,
seducer,
severe,
sheltered,
shock,
shocker,
shrew,
sick joke,
smell,
smell up,
so-sop,
software error,
somberly,
sorry,
soured,
stink,
stinking,
stinky,
stink out,
stink up,
strait,
straits,
streak,
strike,
stupor,
surly,
swingeing,
tantrum,
taste,
termagant,
terrible,
tolerable,
too bad,
ugly,
uncollectible,
unfortunately,
unluckily,
unlucky,
unreformable,
unregenerate,
unsoured,
unspeakable,
unwholesomeness,
unworthiness,
vibrations,
villain,
weather-bound,
weatherproof,
wicked,
work stoppage,
write-off
More general:
quality
Synonyms:
abominable,
atrocious,
awful,
badly,
badness,
big,
corked,
corky,
counterfeit,
crappy,
defective,
deplorable,
distressing,
dreadful,
evil,
fearful,
fine,
forged,
frightful,
hard,
harmful,
high-risk,
hopeless,
horrid,
icky,
ill,
imitative,
immoral,
incompetent,
inferior,
insecure,
intense,
invalid,
lamentable,
lousy,
malfunctioning,
mediocre,
mischievous,
naughty,
negative,
no-good,
nonfunctional,
nonstandard,
painful,
pitiful,
poor,
pretty,
risky,
rotten,
rubber,
sad,
severe,
sorry,
speculative,
spoiled,
spoilt,
stale,
stinking,
stinky,
swingeing,
terrible,
tough,
uncollectible,
uncomfortable,
unfavorable,
unfit,
unhappy,
unhealthy,
unsatisfactory,
unskilled,
unsound,
unspeakable,
unsuitable,
wicked
Also try:
— Nouns for bad:
news,
luck,
weather,
thing,
things,
taste,
faith,
man,
habits,
idea,
men,
more...
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