Definition for Bad:

• reproduced fraudulently; " like a bad penny..."; " a forged twenty dollar bill"

Synonyms for Bad:

• adj.

  •abominable (adjective)
  • wretched,
  • beastliest,
  • dis-gusting,
  • dis gusting,
  • beastlier,
  • grody,
  • foul,
  • grodiest,
  • grodier,
  • offensive,
  • re-prehensible,
  • re prehensible.
  •amiss (adjective)
  • in-appropriate,
  • in-correct,
  • haywire,
  • mis taken,
  • un lawful,
  • flawed,
  • in appropriate,
  • out order,
  • un-suitable,
  • mis-taken,
  • more flawed,
  • in correct,
  • un-lawful,
  • most flawed,
  • unsuitable,
  • sickest,
  • glitched up,
  • un suitable,
  • in-accurate,
  • in accurate.
  •appalling (adjective)
  • dis-heartening,
  • un nerving,
  • dis maying,
  • more daunting,
  • most dismaying,
  • Ender,
  • more dismaying,
  • more unnerving,
  • more disheartening,
  • endest,
  • more petrifying,
  • most scaring,
  • most unnerving,
  • dis heartening,
  • un-nerving,
  • most petrifying,
  • the end,
  • most daunting,
  • most disheartening,
  • more scaring,
  • dis-maying.
  •atrocious (adjective)
  • scandalous,
  • wicked,
  • de testable,
  • monstrous,
  • more horrifying,
  • de-testable,
  • more godawful,
  • most horrifying,
  • godawful,
  • most godawful.
  •aware (adjective)
  • hip.
  •bad (adjective)
  • irremediable,
  • poor,
  • black,
  • unfavorable,
  • baneful,
  • arrant,
  • inadvisable,
  • vile,
  • wrong,
  • unpleasant,
  • unsatisfactory,
  • inferior,
  • faulty,
  • unsound,
  • defective,
  • ill-suited,
  • displeasing,
  • detrimental,
  • invalid,
  • inadequate.
  •best (adjective)
  • first rate,
  • topsest,
  • most out-of-sight,
  • most out of sight,
  • para mount,
  • second none,
  • un-surpassed,
  • more primo,
  • more out of sight,
  • un surpassed,
  • more out-of-sight,
  • fore most,
  • in imitable,
  • in comparable,
  • most nonpareil,
  • para-mount,
  • un equaled,
  • fore-most,
  • un paralleled,
  • un-rivaled,
  • more nonpareil,
  • topser,
  • most primo,
  • second to none,
  • in-comparable,
  • un rivaled,
  • in-imitable,
  • pre-eminent,
  • firstclass,
  • primo,
  • firstrate,
  • sans pareil,
  • un-paralleled,
  • pre eminent,
  • un-equaled.
  •bitter (adjective)
  • dis-tasteful,
  • un pleasant,
  • in temperate,
  • in tenser,
  • in-tenser,
  • in-clement,
  • in-tense,
  • in-temperate,
  • un palatable,
  • in tense,
  • dis tasteful,
  • un-pleasant,
  • in clement,
  • galling,
  • in-tensest,
  • un-palatable.
  •cheap (adjective)
  • shoddy,
  • two bit,
  • rinkydink,
  • tawdry,
  • catchpenny,
  • junky,
  • no good,
  • rinky-dink,
  • no bargain,
  • small time,
  • secondrate,
  • glitzy,
  • scroungy,
  • rubbishy,
  • second-rate,
  • second rate,
  • cruddy.
  •contemptible (adjective)
  • swinish,
  • more low-down,
  • low down,
  • de-generate,
  • more low down,
  • currish,
  • most low down,
  • most despisable,
  • more lowdown,
  • Heeler,
  • low-down,
  • heel,
  • heelest,
  • most swinish,
  • outcast,
  • more currish,
  • scurvy,
  • lowdown,
  • more swinish,
  • de generate,
  • un worthier,
  • more despisable,
  • out-cast,
  • more outcast,
  • most low-down,
  • scurvier,
  • un worthiest,
  • un-worthier,
  • out cast,
  • scummy,
  • un-worthiest,
  • scummiest,
  • un worthy,
  • most lowdown,
  • scurviest,
  • un-worthy,
  • Despisable,
  • scummier,
  • most outcast.
  •corrupt, immoral (adjective)
  • depraved.
  •criminal (adjective)
  • villainous.
  •damaged (adjective)
  • spoiled.
  •damaging (adjective)
  • nocent,
  • ruinous.
  •damned (adjective)
  • dratted,
  • allfired,
  • blanketyblank,
  • all firedest,
  • most blankety-blank,
  • un-happy,
  • allfiredest,
  • darnest,
  • un-happiest,
  • doggone,
  • more blankety blank,
  • voodooed,
  • most voodooed,
  • infamous,
  • more voodooed,
  • most cussed,
  • all-fired,
  • un happier,
  • un happy,
  • more anathematized,
  • dangest,
  • un-happier,
  • more dratted,
  • more cussed,
  • more blanketyblank,
  • in-famous,
  • most dratted,
  • gone to blazes,
  • un happiest,
  • most blankety blank,
  • Dang,
  • all-firedest,
  • most blanketyblank,
  • unhappy,
  • more blankety-blank,
  • Darner,
  • all fired,
  • in famous,
  • gone blazes,
  • most anathematized,
  • doggonest,
  • blankety blank,
  • blankety-blank.
  •dangerous (adjective)
  • risky,
  • parlous,
  • portentous,
  • on collision course,
  • dangersome,
  • shaky,
  • touch and go,
  • Jeopardous.
  •decayed (adjective)
  • moldy,
  • rotten,
  • sour.
  •deficient (adjective)
  • meager,
  • not enough,
  • insufficient,
  • unassembled,
  • found wanting,
  • not make it,
  • incomplete,
  • rarest,
  • not cut out for,
  • not up to scratch,
  • outta gas,
  • wanting,
  • third string.
  •deleterious (adjective)
  • more ruining,
  • more destroying,
  • de-stroying,
  • more prejudicious,
  • most destroying,
  • most prejudicious,
  • pre judicious,
  • prejudicious,
  • most ruining,
  • pre-judicious,
  • de stroying.
  •demonic (adjective)
  • de monic,
  • most demoniacal,
  • inspired,
  • in saner,
  • more demoniac,
  • demoniac,
  • in spired,
  • in-sanest,
  • in sanest,
  • in sane,
  • in-sane,
  • more maniacal,
  • most aroused,
  • demoniacal,
  • most manic,
  • more demoniacal,
  • most demoniac,
  • in-spired,
  • more aroused,
  • in-saner,
  • de-monic.
  •depraved (adjective)
  • de graded,
  • most vitiate,
  • gone to dogs,
  • de-graded,
  • lascivious,
  • most dirtyminded,
  • de-based,
  • dis solute,
  • dirty minded,
  • more dirtyminded,
  • warped,
  • more dirty-minded,
  • more vitiated,
  • most dirty minded,
  • gone the dogs,
  • most vitiated,
  • more warped,
  • most flagitous,
  • most dirty-minded,
  • un-natural,
  • flagitous,
  • un natural,
  • most warped,
  • gone dogs,
  • shameless,
  • dirty-minded,
  • more vitiate,
  • de based,
  • dis-solute,
  • more flagitous,
  • more dirty minded,
  • dirtyminded,
  • gone to the dogs.
  •depressed (adjective)
  • in the dumps,
  • on a downer,
  • in a blue funk,
  • melancholic,
  • down in mouth,
  • morose,
  • tristful,
  • cast-down,
  • heavy-hearted,
  • low,
  • in pain,
  • in blue funk,
  • in the pits,
  • woebegone,
  • torn up,
  • down in the dumps,
  • in the toilet,
  • down and out,
  • down in dumps,
  • bummed out,
  • taken down.
  •depressed, unhappy (adjective)
  • downcast,
  • disconsolate.
  •destitute, shabby (adjective)
  • miserable.
  •detrimental (adjective)
  • un-favorable,
  • un favorable.
  •devilish (adjective)
  • cloven footed,
  • more mephistophelian,
  • more brutish,
  • most cloven footed,
  • Hellborn,
  • most clovenfooted,
  • most mephistophelian,
  • clovenfooted,
  • most hellborn,
  • more hellborn,
  • most brutish,
  • most cloven-footed,
  • Cloven-footed,
  • brutish,
  • in-human,
  • more clovenfooted,
  • in human,
  • more cloven-footed,
  • more cloven footed.
  •disagreeable (adjective)
  • painer,
  • dragger.
  •disconsolate (adjective)
  • dis tressed,
  • more tornup,
  • in consolable,
  • most torn up,
  • de-solate,
  • most tornup,
  • tornup,
  • dis-tressed,
  • torn-up,
  • more torn-up,
  • most crushed,
  • most torn-up,
  • de solate,
  • doleful,
  • griefstricken,
  • more torn up,
  • grief stricken,
  • more crushed,
  • in-consolable.
  •discouraged (adjective)
  • depressed.
  •dishonorable, lowly (adjective)
  • disreputable.
  •displeasing (adjective)
  • un-attractive,
  • dis-pleasing,
  • un attractive,
  • dis pleasing.
  •disreputable (adjective)
  • in low esteem,
  • in the doghouse,
  • in bad,
  • opprobrious.
  •dissatisfactory (adjective)
  • not up to par,
  • not satisfying,
  • unsatisfying,
  • lame.
  •distressing (adjective)
  • discouraging,
  • gloomy,
  • discouraged,
  • troubled,
  • melancholy,
  • distressed,
  • troubling,
  • grim.
  •down (adjective)
  • chapfallen,
  • dis-heartened,
  • cast down,
  • most chapfallen,
  • more disheartened,
  • dis heartened,
  • most disheartened,
  • more chapfallen.
  •downcast (adjective)
  • mopey,
  • singing the blues,
  • down-in-the-mouth,
  • shot down,
  • heartsick.
  •dreadful (adjective)
  • shuddersome,
  • more shuddersome,
  • most shuddersome,
  • horrendous.
  •evil (adjective)
  • destructive,
  • evil,
  • revolting,
  • repellent,
  • reprehensible,
  • disgraceful,
  • loathsome,
  • nefarious,
  • terrible,
  • sinful,
  • devilish,
  • damnable,
  • maleficent,
  • Fiendish,
  • hideous,
  • repugnant,
  • heinous,
  • calamitous,
  • sinister,
  • demonic,
  • abominable,
  • repulsive.
  •evil, degenerate (adjective)
  • immoral.
  •evil, satanic (adjective)
  • dark.
  •extraordinary, fabulous (adjective)
  • prodigious.
  •faulty (adjective)
  • malfunctioning,
  • un-retentive,
  • most imprecise,
  • most blemished,
  • more blemished,
  • imprecise,
  • un sounder,
  • more lemon,
  • inexact,
  • in exact,
  • un-fit,
  • un fit,
  • most malfunctioning,
  • un reliable,
  • most lemon,
  • malformed,
  • un retentive,
  • most unretentive,
  • more malfunctioning,
  • more unretentive,
  • more botched,
  • lemon,
  • un-sounder,
  • unretentive,
  • un-reliable,
  • un-soundest,
  • more imprecise,
  • in-exact,
  • un-sound,
  • un sound,
  • most botched.
  •foul-smelling (adjective)
  • malodorous.
  •frightful (adjective)
  • in-sufferable,
  • in sufferable.
  •game (adjective)
  • in-capacitated,
  • de-formed,
  • in capacitated,
  • de formed.
  •gloomy (adjective)
  • depressive,
  • more acheronian,
  • more depressive,
  • more acherontic,
  • tenebrific,
  • most acherontic,
  • acheronian,
  • most acheronian,
  • more saddening,
  • acherontic,
  • most saddening,
  • most depressive.
  •good (adjective)
  • Superexcellent,
  • unmarred,
  • tip-top,
  • Supereminent,
  • bullier,
  • super-eminent,
  • tip top,
  • rad,
  • super-excellent,
  • up to snuff,
  • recherche.
  •great (adjective)
  • fabbest,
  • super duper,
  • fabber,
  • more super-duper,
  • superduper,
  • super-duper,
  • sur-passing,
  • more hellacious,
  • out world,
  • more super duper,
  • most super duper,
  • fab,
  • more superduper,
  • out sight,
  • more surpassing,
  • un-mitigated,
  • most super-duper,
  • out this world,
  • un-qualified,
  • most surpassing,
  • un mitigated,
  • most hellacious,
  • most superduper,
  • out of world,
  • un qualified,
  • out and out.
  •harmful (adjective)
  • deleterious,
  • unhealthy,
  • injurious,
  • Harassing,
  • poisonous,
  • malefic,
  • damaging,
  • hurtful,
  • murderous.
  •harmful, undermining (adjective)
  • prejudicial.
  •heavy-hearted (adjective)
  • Fer,
  • fe,
  • most at,
  • heavy hearted,
  • more at,
  • Fest.
  •heinous (adjective)
  • unspeakable,
  • un speakable,
  • un-speakable.
  •hopeless (adjective)
  • unachievable,
  • irredeemable,
  • goner,
  • no-win,
  • unmitigable,
  • beyond recall,
  • past hope,
  • helpless,
  • in despair,
  • up the creek,
  • hopeless.
  •hurtful (adjective)
  • most wounding,
  • un kinder,
  • more wounding,
  • un-kinder,
  • un-kind,
  • un kind,
  • un-kindest,
  • un kindest.
  •hurtful, injurious (adjective)
  • malign.
  •outstanding (adjective)
  • more hundred proof,
  • pre-dominant,
  • most hundredproof,
  • more hundredproof,
  • world-class,
  • out-standing,
  • more hundred-proof,
  • more out-of-this-world,
  • more mostest,
  • most steller,
  • hundred proof,
  • most out-of-this-world,
  • most worldclass,
  • out standing,
  • most hundred-proof,
  • well known,
  • mostest,
  • pre dominant,
  • out-of-this-world,
  • worldclass,
  • more world-class,
  • world class,
  • wellknown,
  • more worldclass,
  • farout,
  • steller,
  • most world-class,
  • hundredproof,
  • more world class,
  • most world class,
  • most out of this world,
  • more out of this world,
  • most mostest.
  •painful, distressing (adjective)
  • bitter.
  •poison/poisonous (adjective)
  • Miasmatic,
  • more infective,
  • more septic,
  • more miasmatic,
  • toxiferous,
  • most miasmatic,
  • infective,
  • most infective,
  • more toxiferous,
  • septic,
  • most toxiferous,
  • most septic.
  •poisonous (adjective)
  • toxicant.
  •prejudiced, wrongful (adjective)
  • unfair.
  •prejudicial (adjective)
  • counter productive,
  • dis criminatory,
  • more counterproductive,
  • dis-criminatory,
  • counter-productive,
  • most differential,
  • counterproductive,
  • most counterproductive,
  • more differential,
  • differential,
  • pre-judicial,
  • pre judicial.
  •prodigious (adjective)
  • un-usual,
  • sur-prising,
  • un usual,
  • sur prising.
  •putrid (adjective)
  • Nidorous,
  • most nidorous,
  • more nidorous,
  • whiffier,
  • whiffy,
  • whiffiest,
  • rotting,
  • more contaminated,
  • most contaminated.
  •rancid (adjective)
  • curdled,
  • evil-smelling,
  • feculent,
  • Olid,
  • putrefactive.
  •rank (adjective)
  • strong-smelling,
  • Graveolent.
  •reprobate (adjective)
  • re-probate,
  • in-corrigible,
  • re probate,
  • in corrigible.
  •rotten (adjective)
  • bad-smelling,
  • more festering,
  • more crumbled,
  • more bad-smelling,
  • more fecal,
  • fecal,
  • more putrified,
  • more pustular,
  • more infected,
  • dis integrating,
  • putrified,
  • purulent,
  • more badsmelling,
  • most badsmelling,
  • Pustular,
  • more disintegrated,
  • bad smelling,
  • dis-integrating,
  • more purulent,
  • more bad smelling,
  • most infected,
  • more disintegrating,
  • most disintegrated,
  • more moldering,
  • more smelling,
  • most fecal,
  • most moldering,
  • most pustular,
  • most crumbled,
  • badsmelling,
  • most putrified,
  • most disintegrating,
  • most purulent,
  • most bad smelling,
  • most festering,
  • most smelling,
  • dis integrated,
  • dis-integrated,
  • most bad-smelling.
  •rotten, falling apart (adjective)
  • decayed.
  •sad (adjective)
  • de pressing,
  • more discomposing,
  • tearjerking,
  • de-pressing,
  • more heart rending,
  • tearful,
  • most heart-rending,
  • dis composing,
  • most heart rending,
  • tear jerking,
  • more dejecting,
  • most discomposing,
  • dis-composing,
  • more heart-rending,
  • heart-rending,
  • heart rending,
  • most dejecting.
  •sad, heartbroken (adjective)
  • sorry.
  •seamy (adjective)
  • seamy.
  •second-class (adjective)
  • secondclass,
  • second class.
  •severe (adjective)
  • grave,
  • disastrous,
  • serious,
  • intense,
  • critical,
  • harsh.
  •sick (adjective)
  • unwell,
  • ill.
  •sinful (adjective)
  • un regenerate,
  • more demeritorious,
  • de meritorious,
  • un-holiest,
  • un godlier,
  • morally wrong,
  • un holiest,
  • un holy,
  • most unregenerate,
  • un-regenerate,
  • un godly,
  • un godliest,
  • un-godly,
  • un holier,
  • unrighteous,
  • demeritorious,
  • un righteous,
  • de-meritorious,
  • more unrighteous,
  • most unrighteous,
  • un-holier,
  • most demeritorious,
  • un-righteous,
  • un-godliest,
  • more unregenerate,
  • un-holy,
  • un-godlier.
  •sinister (adjective)
  • blackhearted,
  • dis-quieting,
  • Doomful,
  • most blackhearted,
  • more doomful,
  • dis quieting,
  • most doomful,
  • more blackhearted.
  •something less good (adjective)
  • worse.
  •sorry (adjective)
  • downhearted,
  • dejected,
  • crestfallen,
  • down,
  • guilty,
  • regretful,
  • upset,
  • apologetic,
  • remorseful,
  • conscience-stricken,
  • contrite.
  •sour (adjective)
  • vinegary,
  • with a kick,
  • acetose,
  • sourish.
  •substandard (adjective)
  • sub standard,
  • most subpar,
  • subpar,
  • SUBPAR.,
  • below standard,
  • more subpar,
  • sub-standard.
  •terrible, sad (adjective)
  • woeful.
  •unfair (adjective)
  • dis-honorable,
  • un-fairer,
  • most unsporting,
  • in excusable,
  • uncalledfor,
  • un-duest,
  • in equitable,
  • more cheating,
  • in-equitable,
  • un fair,
  • unrightful,
  • un duest,
  • un rightful,
  • un-due,
  • most unrightful,
  • un-fairest,
  • un sporting,
  • un-fair,
  • un-duer,
  • un-warranted,
  • more unsporting,
  • un-sporting,
  • un-rightful,
  • most cheating,
  • onesided,
  • unsporting,
  • un fairest,
  • dis honorable,
  • more unrightful,
  • un fairer,
  • un due,
  • in-excusable,
  • one sided.
  •unhallowed (adjective)
  • un hallowed,
  • dis respectful,
  • dis-respectful,
  • un-hallowed.
  •uninviting (adjective)
  • un appetizing,
  • un appealing,
  • un-appetizing,
  • un-appealing,
  • un-inviting,
  • un inviting.
  •unmarred (adjective)
  • more unbroken,
  • most uninjured,
  • un-broken,
  • un impaired,
  • un injured,
  • most unbroken,
  • un harmed,
  • un hurt,
  • un-hurt,
  • un-damaged,
  • more uninjured,
  • in-tact,
  • un-marred,
  • un-impaired,
  • un damaged,
  • un marred,
  • un broken,
  • in tact,
  • un-harmed,
  • un-injured,
  • uninjured,
  • un-blemished.
  •unsatisfactory (adjective)
  • dis concerting,
  • un desirable,
  • not good enough,
  • more disconcerting,
  • most disconcerting,
  • un welcome,
  • dissatisfactory,
  • for birds,
  • un satisfactory,
  • un-desirable,
  • un-satisfactory,
  • dis-concerting,
  • for the birds.
  •upsetting, miserable (adjective)
  • lamentable.
  •void (adjective)
  • more voided,
  • in effectual,
  • most unenforceable,
  • un-fruitful,
  • more negated,
  • most unratified,
  • more unenforceable,
  • un-successful,
  • unratified,
  • most voided,
  • most unconfirmed,
  • in-effectual,
  • most negated,
  • most forceless,
  • unenforceable,
  • un-confirmed,
  • un-ratified,
  • un successful,
  • Voided,
  • un confirmed,
  • more unratified,
  • more forceless,
  • forceless,
  • more unconfirmed,
  • un-enforceable,
  • un fruitful,
  • not viable,
  • more avoided,
  • un enforceable,
  • un ratified,
  • unconfirmed,
  • most avoided.
  •wicked (adjective)
  • debased,
  • sadistic,
  • felonious,
  • vice,
  • criminal,
  • Misdoing,
  • improper,
  • debauched,
  • lawbreaking,
  • perverse,
  • shocking,
  • wrongdoing,
  • blameworthy,
  • base,
  • evildoing,
  • obnoxious,
  • degenerate,
  • iniquitous,
  • indecent.
  •woeful (adjective)
  • more agonized,
  • more grieving,
  • more tortured,
  • more racked,
  • more anguished,
  • most grieving,
  • anguished,
  • most anguished,
  • most agonized,
  • Racked,
  • most tortured,
  • most racked.
  •worse (adjective)
  • not so good.
  •wrong (adjective)
  • illegal,
  • in error,
  • false,
  • mistaken,
  • fallacious,
  • erroneous,
  • off balance,
  • inaccurate,
  • unfitted,
  • incorrect,
  • misfigured,
  • aberrant,
  • untrue,
  • fluffed,
  • Misconstrued,
  • off-target,
  • not done,
  • ungrounded,
  • on the wrong track,
  • amoral,
  • out of line,
  • not right,
  • off-balance,
  • unfitting,
  • not precise,
  • sophistical.
  •wrong; defective (adjective)
  • amiss.

• adv.

  •all (adverb)
  • badly,
  • bad.

• n.

  •
  • inhuman,
  • unkind,
  • pitiless,
  • uncharitable,
  • hateful.
  •
  • ailing,
  • diseased,
  • sick.
  •
  • unfortunate,
  • adverse.
  •
  • inedible,
  • disobedient.
  •
  • stylish,
  • excellent,
  • fashionable,
  • effective.
  •
  • in serious trouble,
  • in trouble at trouble,
  • in critical condition,
  • dying.
  •
  • unappealing,
  • control.
  •
  • pain,
  • uncongenial,
  • unsympathetic.
  •
  • luck,
  • inauspicious.
  •
  • help.
  •atrocious (noun)
  • atrocious.
  •attribute (noun)
  • badness.
  •big (noun)
  • big.
  •corked (noun)
  • corked.
  •corky (noun)
  • corky.
  •counterfeit (noun)
  • counterfeit.
  •crappy (noun)
  • crappy.
  •deplorable (noun)
  • deplorable.
  •distressing (noun)
  • distressing.
  •dreadful (noun)
  • dreadful.
  •fearful (noun)
  • fearful.
  •forged (noun)
  • forged.
  •frightful (noun)
  • frightful.
  •godless (noun)
  • godless.
  •harmful (noun)
  • harmful.
  •high-risk (noun)
  • high-risk.
  •horrid (noun)
  • horrid.
  •icky (noun)
  • icky.
  •imitative (noun)
  • imitative.
  •painful (noun)
  • painful.
  •pitiful (noun)
  • pitiful.
  •rubber (noun)
  • rubber.
  •sad (noun)
  • sad.
  •severe (noun)
  • severe.
  •shitty (noun)
  • shitty.
  •speculative (noun)
  • speculative.
  •spoilt (noun)
  • spoilt.
  •stale (noun)
  • stale.
  •stinking (noun)
  • stinking.
  •stinky (noun)
  • stinky.
  •swingeing (noun)
  • swingeing.
  •tough (noun)
  • tough.
  •uncollectible (noun)
  • uncollectible.
  •uncomfortable (noun)
  • uncomfortable.
  •uncool (noun)
  • uncool.
  •unfair (noun)
  • biased,
  • unjust,
  • partial,
  • unjustified,
  • wrongful,
  • unreasonable,
  • arbitrary,
  • one-sided,
  • unequal.
  •unfit (noun)
  • unfit.
  •unskilled (noun)
  • unskilled.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • costly,
  • compromising,
  • chronic,
  • burdensome,
  • embarrassing,
  • chapped,
  • catastrophic,
  • terribly,
  • schismatic,
  • thankless,
  • crummy,
  • vice-like,
  • libellous,
  • uninviting,
  • touchy,
  • teenaged,
  • objectionable,
  • debilitating,
  • subhuman,
  • contemptible,
  • inflamed,
  • troublesome,
  • dodgy,
  • inhospitable,
  • obstructive,
  • angry,
  • fraught,
  • unappetizing,
  • crippling,
  • hell of a,
  • irreparable,
  • slanderous,
  • offending,
  • dire,
  • dull,
  • bland,
  • overpowering,
  • gross out,
  • problem,
  • excruciating,
  • scurrilous,
  • yucky,
  • sickly,
  • murphy's law,
  • prepubescent,
  • intrusive,
  • painfully,
  • teenage,
  • ill-behaved,
  • rancid,
  • difficult,
  • unedifying,
  • self-defeating,
  • unleavened,
  • underage,
  • shabby,
  • achy,
  • agonizing,
  • contentious,
  • third-rate,
  • deficient,
  • Gnawing,
  • degrading,
  • defamatory,
  • agonising,
  • peccant,
  • invidious,
  • provocative,
  • teen,
  • punitive,
  • disruptive,
  • abysmal,
  • unenviable,
  • fractious,
  • day,
  • unpropitious,
  • low-class,
  • unmentionable,
  • insipid,
  • unrewarding,
  • divisive,
  • egregious,
  • pubescent,
  • tendentious,
  • uneatable,
  • tainted,
  • expensive,
  • stabbing,
  • irritated,
  • damning,
  • vexed,
  • torturous,
  • unendurable,
  • off-putting,
  • puny,
  • dangerous,
  • bastardized,
  • unattractive,
  • discreditable.
  •
  • awkward,
  • sore,
  • inflammatory,
  • incendiary,
  • chilling,
  • acrid,
  • rogue,
  • watery,
  • acute,
  • tasteless,
  • slimy,
  • prickly,
  • lawless,
  • pungent,
  • itchy,
  • appalling,
  • putrid,
  • preteen,
  • damned,
  • diabolical,
  • corrosive,
  • adolescent,
  • stiff,
  • burning,
  • small,
  • stinging,
  • violent,
  • undesirable,
  • stewed,
  • raging,
  • infernal.
  •
  • disagreeable,
  • light,
  • nameless,
  • nagging,
  • hardened,
  • third class,
  • bleak,
  • reprobate,
  • raw,
  • brutal,
  • weak,
  • tight.
  •
  • heavy,
  • sharp,
  • off,
  • rank,
  • epic.
  •
  • gross.
  •
  • rough.
  •
  • word up,
  • my bad,
  • be the bomb,
  • vicious.
  •
  • thrive,
  • inopportune,
  • inconvenient,
  • taste,
  • unbecoming,
  • unseemly,
  • untimely,
  • better,
  • unsuited,
  • untoward,
  • inappropriate.

Paraphrases for Bad:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    unfavourable, dreadful, unfavorable, inclement, rotten, unsound, horrid, wicked, improper, amiss.
  • Proper noun, singular
    wicked, improper.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    improper.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    inappropriate, unsatisfactory, disagreeable, substandard, miserable, appalling, dangerous, misguided, objectionable, uncollectable, poor-quality, disappointing, dire, deficient, irrecoverable, disastrous, vicious, mistaken, prejudicial, reprehensible, deteriorating, malicious, deleterious, tough, pernicious, inefficient, shabby, horrendous, dubious, stupid, bad-looking, lamentable, injurious, annoying, crappy, precarious, dismal, second-rate, spiteful, unrecoverable, inaccurate, mediocre, lame, inferior, Deteriorated, malformed, grave, distressing, ill-conceived, hazardous, embarrassed, horrific, dumb, disgusting, unkind, scary, rude, stinking, disruptive, counterproductive, draconian, bleak, despicable, perverse, mad, ineffective, ominous, catastrophic, unhappy, sour, unsuitable, abusive, ill-prepared, horrifying, devastating, unscrupulous, dark, low-quality, Misconceived, guilty, obnoxious, abominable, disturbing, awkward, noxious, crazy, unattractive, degenerate, distasteful, silly.
  • Proper noun, singular
    exits.
  • Adverb
    inadequately, improperly, harder, inappropriately, wrongly.
  • Verb, past tense
    referenced, missed, Threw, Visited.

• Exclusion

  • Adjective
    best, better.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    unfortunate, deplorable, unpleasant, uncollectible, disadvantageous, erroneous, severe, shoddy, non-performing, uncomfortable, detrimental, nonperforming, incorrect, foul, atrocious.
  • Proper noun, singular
    incorrect.

Antonyms for Bad:

• adj.

  • all
    good.
  • decayed
    pleasant.
  • immoral
    decent, moral, noble.
  • poor quality
    fortunate, right, Undecayed, great, sophisticated, advantageous, worthy, honest, wonderful, ok, profitable, virtuous, just, superior, beneficial, lucky, true.
  • severe
    easy, mild, nice.
  • sorry
    above.
  • Other antonyms:
    comfy, received, happy-go-lucky, ecstatic, chipper, encouraged, flush, sufficient, recovering, tenderhearted, correct, cavalier, obliging, blithesome, exhilarated, preserved, squeaky-clean, happy, energetic, Sprightful, slap-up, blissful, conditioned, spirited, lusty, exceptional, special, pristine, springy, jubilant, lighthearted, insouciant, jaunty, nonpoisonous, discreet, tough, cured, complete, careless, polite, pleasurable, secure, content, solid, beneficent, vivacious, acquiescent, incorruptible, warmhearted, sunny, mediocre, genial, charming, pleasing, kind, entranced, delectable, nontoxic, nonfatal, propitious, A1, suitable, upright, commendable, Buoyed, permissible, lively, gratifying, devil-may-care, sensational, salubrious, invigorating, unexceptional, flourishing, warm, joyful, mirthful, dutiful, hopeful, carefree, polished, magnanimous, elevated, borderline, so-so, glad, stalwart, joyous, smiling, classical, altruistic, noninfectious, mature, rhapsodic, impeccable, rehabilitated, dreamy, better, mannerly, cherubic, kindhearted, affable, nonpolluting, permitted, adult, blooming, handcrafted, welcome, strong, uncorrupted, respected, beaming, complaisant, pure, uncontaminated, jocund, elegant, philanthropic, zippy, lily-white, gracious, spotless, courteous, high-minded, genuine, animated, blameless, congenial, benevolent, tasteful, immaculate, thoughtful, satisfying, healthful, unconcerned, high-grade, rejuvenating, licensed, upstanding, upbeat, nondestructive, angelic, good-natured, exuberant, intact, comfortable, premium, excited, cordial, orderly, rapturous, unpolluted, humane, fancy, frisky, rugged, thriving, jocose, governable, decorous, delightful, pleased, peppy, delighted, good-hearted, elated, amiable, satisfied, high, compassionate, proper, undamaged, laughing, guiltless, clean, smashing, nonlethal, blithe, middling, complying, lofty, approved, unspoiled, euphoric, gladsome, lightsome, humanitarian, useful, vital, sanctioned, cheerful, supported, undecomposed, unerring, average, sweet, unmalicious, untouched, gladdened, binding, gratified, minimal, life-giving, grinning, reputable, felicitous, optimistic, sprightly, untainted, working, functioning, jovial, jolly, overjoyed, exultant, boon, unobjectionable, hardy, buoyant, refined, unimpaired, heartened, palliative, improved, mean, echt, creditable, delicious, sanguine, chaste, perky, affectionate, loving, thrilled, sublime, nonvenomous, noncorrosive, amorous, considerate, mending, cheery, tender, easygoing, merry, endorsed, grown up, jocular, grateful, authorized, esteemed, modest, gleeful, first class, rosy, serviceable, sympathetic, enraptured.

• n.

  • attribute
    goodness.

Bad Sentence Examples:

• He isn't so bad, after all!

• " Too bad to see you go away so soon.

Homophones for Bad:

• boyhood, body, batty, betide, baby bed, be with it, buddha, both, bida, bayat, bated, baud, bow tie, booth, baddie, be due, buteo, batoidei, bow out, beef tea, buyout, bade, bid, bite out, bow-tie, bibbed, boeotia, bootee, beat, bowed, bait, by the day, bite, befit, B.Th.U., bobwhite, beady, bedew, bot, boat, battue, baeda, beaut, boot, bothidae, beauty, bidet, bate, bifid, biped, bawdy, BOWTIE, bovid, booted, bad hat, bitt, beda, bowhead, bethe, BVD, beefwood, bitty, bitthead, bod, bead, bata, beaded, babyhood, beet, bede, boidae, bode, buy at, BTU, bath, beth, booty, bat, bota, bout, b.t.u., babbitt, bovidae, bd, buy food, bud, baht, beatitude, bed, buffet, buffeted, bob about, buy it, butea, biotite, beheaded, baby tooth, biota, bedded, buy out, bow wood, butt, bedewed, butty, by the way, butut, biddy, behead, bide, Butte, boot out, bathe, but, bootie, bit, buddy, byte, butat, bawd, bypath, beat out, beady-eyed, bodied, by-bid, bittie, beta, bet, beef patty.

Hypernym for Bad:

• n.

  • attribute
    unsoundness, undesirability, worse, evil, inadvisability, liability, unworthiness.

Hyponym for Bad:

• n.

  • attribute
    quality.