Definitions of worse
-
To
make
worse;
to
put
disadvantage;
to
discomfit;
to
worst.
See
Worst,
v.
-
That
which
is
worse;
something
less
good;
as,
think
not
the
worse
of
him
for
his
enterprise.
-
That
which
is
less
good.
-
Loss;
not
the
advantage;
something
less
good.
-
Not
the
advantage;
loss,
as, "
Judah
was
put
to
the
worse";
something
less
good,
as, "
he
does
not
think
the
worse
of
him
for
it".
-
Bad,
ill,
evil,
or
corrupt,
in
a
greater
degree;
more
bad
or
evil;
less
good;
specifically,
in
poorer
health;
more
sick; -
used
both
in
a
physical
and
moral
sense.
-
In
a
manner
more
evil
or
bad.
-
More
bad;
more
sick.
-
(
comparative
of `
ill')
in
a
less
effective
or
successful
or
desirable
manner; "
he
did
worse
on
the
second
exam"
-
In
a
less
good
manner
or
degree.
-
Bad
in
a
higher
degree.
-
changed
for
the
worse
in
health
or
fitness; "
I
feel
worse
today"; "
her
cold
is
worse"
-
(
comparative
of `
bad')
inferior
to
another
in
quality
or
condition
or
desirability; "
this
road
is
worse
than
the
first
one
we
took"; "
the
road
is
in
worse
shape
than
it
was"; "
she
was
accused
of
worse
things
than
cheating
and
lying"
-
Comparative
of
bad;
bad
or
ill
to
a
larger
extent;
more
evil
or
corrupt;
less
good;
more
sick;
as,
the
patient
is
worse.
-
(
used
as
comp.
of
BAD),
Bad
or
evil
in
a
greater
degree:
more
sick.
-
The
comparative
of
bad,
evil
or
ill;
bad,
evil
or
ill
in
a
greater
degree;
more
depraved
and
corrupt,
in
a
moral
sense;
in
regard
to
health,
more
unwell
or
more
sick;
more
bad;
less
perfect
or
good.
-
Used
as
the
comparative
of
the
adjective
bad;
bad
or
ill
in
a
greater
degree;
more
depraved
and
corrupt.
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