rotten
/ˈrɑtən/
adjective
- Decayed or decomposed; in a state of rot.
- The garbage had become rotten and attracted flies.
- We had to replace the rotten wooden beams in the basement.
- The rotten apple smelled terrible.
- Very bad, unpleasant, or of poor quality.
- The weather has been rotten all week, with constant rain.
- The movie was absolutely rotten; we left after 20 minutes.
- He's in a rotten mood today because he didn't sleep well.
- Morally corrupt or dishonest.
- She discovered the rotten deal her partner had made behind her back.
- A rotten system allowed the fraud to continue for years.
- The rotten politician was caught taking bribes.
adverb
- Very much; extremely (used informally for emphasis, often with 'spoiled').
- That dog is spoiled rotten—it only eats gourmet food.
- He was treated rotten by his so-called friends.
- The children were spoiled rotten by their grandparents.