What is another word for bad news?
298 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ bˈad njˈuːz], [ bˈad njˈuːz], [ b_ˈa_d n_j_ˈuː_z]Table of Contents
Similar words for bad news:- bad (adjective)
- unpleasant (adjective)
- wicked (adjective)
- account (noun)
- amount (noun)
- bete noire (noun)
- bill (noun)
- catastrophe (noun)
- cost (noun)
- debt (noun)
- disaster (noun)
- distress (noun)
- haplessness (noun)
- hot spot (noun)
- liability (noun)
- misery (noun)
- misfortune (noun)
- misfortune/mishap (noun)
- persona non grata (noun)
- plight (noun)
- predicament (noun)
- reckoning (noun)
- rogue (noun)
- scoundrel (noun)
- sorrow (noun)
- unfortunateness (noun)
- unluckiness (noun)
- untowardness (noun)
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Synonyms for Bad news:
adj.
•bad (adjective)- poorer,
- the pits,
- most inferior,
- bottom out,
- sad,
- grody,
- cruddy,
- not good,
- unpleasant,
- junky,
- godawful.
- more hardtime,
- most unlikable,
- un happiest,
- un-attractive,
- un lovely,
- un-happy,
- more unlikable,
- dis-agreeable,
- dis agreeable,
- un-pleasant,
- more hard time,
- un pleasant,
- un attractive,
- most hardtime,
- un happier,
- un desirable,
- un-lovely,
- un-cool,
- un-likable,
- dis tasteful,
- more hard-time,
- most hard-time,
- un-loveliest,
- un-desirable,
- dis pleasing,
- dis-pleasing,
- hardtime,
- un happy,
- un-lovelier,
- un lovelier,
- most hard time,
- un likable,
- un loveliest,
- un cool,
- most uncool,
- un-palatable,
- dis-tasteful,
- more uncool.
n.
•account (noun) •amount (noun) •bete noire (noun) •bill (noun) •catastrophe (noun)- mis-adventure,
- de-solation,
- up shots,
- mis adventures,
- re-verse,
- the worsts,
- mis-chance,
- mis-adventures,
- mis adventure,
- up shot,
- re verse,
- mis chance,
- de solations,
- up-shots,
- mis chances,
- mis-chances,
- up-shot,
- de-solations,
- de solation.
- arm and legs,
- arm legs,
- arm a legs,
- arm and leg,
- bottom dollars,
- arm leg,
- arm a leg,
- top dollars,
- arm and a legs.
- de-feat,
- act god,
- de feat,
- de-feats,
- de feats,
- ill lucks,
- fell strokes,
- un doing,
- up-sets,
- un doings,
- up sets,
- hard lucks,
- up-set,
- un-doing,
- un-doings.
- dis quietudes,
- dis-quietude,
- dis tresses,
- dis-tresses,
- unconsolabilities,
- dis-appointment,
- dis-appointments,
- dis comforts,
- dis tress,
- dis-tress,
- un happiness,
- worriments,
- dis quietude,
- dis-comforts,
- head-ache,
- dis comfort,
- un happinesses,
- un-happinesses,
- dis appointment,
- dis-quietudes,
- dis appointments,
- dis-comfort,
- un-happiness.
- dis-advantage,
- dis-advantages,
- in-conveniences,
- indebtments,
- dis advantage,
- in conveniences,
- dis advantages,
- in-convenience.
- in felicity,
- bad breaks,
- casualities,
- in-felicities,
- in felicities,
- rotten lucks,
- mis fortunes,
- stroke bad luck,
- in-felicity,
- tough lucks,
- un-pleasantness,
- mis-fortunes,
- un-pleasantnesses,
- un pleasantness,
- un pleasantnesses.
- hang up,
- predicaments,
- rough go,
- tall order ticklish spot tight situation trouble,
- large order,
- soups,
- soup,
- hangup.
Other synonyms:
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- rabble-rouser,
- spoilsport,
- bogeyman,
- mischief-maker,
- troublemaker,
- ringleader,
- alarmist,
- wrecker,
- handful.
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- trial.
- dilemma,
- dire straits,
- dogging,
- botheration,
- bad woman,
- molestation,
- woe,
- bad man,
- bad person,
- torment,
- vexation,
- predicament,
- undesirable,
- mischance,
- aggravation,
- good news,
- accident,
- good word,
- mess,
- contretemps,
- hindrance,
- bind,
- unacceptable person,
- tragedy,
- annoyance,
- bedevilment,
- concern,
- wicked,
- persecution,
- difficulty,
- pain,
- calamity,
- Harrying,
- shock,
- blow,
- struggle,
- misadventure,
- bothersomeness,
- downer,
- reverse,
- bad example,
- mishap,
- disappointment,
- deep trouble,
- gospel,
- objectionable person,
- grief,
- disreputable,
- Hounding,
- pest,
- hot spot,
- bore,
- bad child,
- persona non grata,
- harassment,
- unworthy,
- crashing bore,
- evangel,
- hot water,
- danger,
- devilment,
- exasperation,
- disreputable person,
- inconvenience,
- problem,
- Vexatiousness,
- drag,
- bother.