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adjective
Very intense
Synonyms: least, lowest, poorest, meanest, most terrible, most harmful, bad, most ghastly, most horrible, most pitiful, inferior, least meaningful, least understanding, least effective, unfavorable, biggest, toughest, severest, direst, wickedest, weakest, vilest, unruliest, unluckiest, sorriest, sickest, shadiest, seediest, rottenest, naughtiest, nastiest, evilest, lousiest, ill, lewdest, heaviest, hardest, grossest, gravest, foulest, feeblest, bitterest, basest
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verb
To win a victory over, as in battle or a competition
Synonyms: beat, triumph over, overcome, best, defeat, whip, conquer, master, prevail against, rout, subdue, pip, subjugate, surmount, vanquish, trim, mop-up, ace, lick, rack-up
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adjective
Very good
Synonyms: sharpest
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adjective
Severe
Synonyms: rottenest, severest, gravest
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adjective
In poor health
Synonyms: evilest, ill
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adjective
Not behaving properly
Synonyms: naughtiest
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adjective
Not financially safe or secure
Synonyms: riskiest, evilest, wrongest
Antonyms: best, truest, rightest
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adjective
(superlative of `bad') most wanting in quality or value or condition
Synonyms: poorest
Antonyms: best, worthiest, rightest
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adjective
Spoiled
Synonyms: rottenest, evilest, blackest, wickedest, wrongest
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adjective
Feeling or expressing regret or sorrow or a sense of loss over something done or undone
Synonyms: sorriest
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noun
The weakest effort or poorest achievement one is capable of
Antonyms: best
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noun
Synonyms: calamity, catastrophe, ruin, under the worst possible circumstances, if worst comes to worst, unluckily, grievously, fail, miss, be defeated, be beaten, get the better of one, triumph, very-much, greatly, so much one can taste it