worst
/wɜrst/
adjective
- Of the lowest quality, standard, or condition; least good or favorable.
- She got the worst grade in the class on the math test.
- This is the worst weather we've had all year.
- That was the worst movie I have ever seen.
- Most serious or severe.
- The worst part of the illness was the constant headache.
- The worst damage from the storm was in the coastal towns.
- We need to prepare for the worst possible outcome.
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verb
- To defeat or get the better of someone in a competition or conflict.
- Despite being smaller, he worsted the bully in a fair fight.
- She worsted her opponent in the final round of the debate.
- The home team worsted their rivals in a thrilling match.
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noun
- The most unfavorable, unpleasant, or severe thing or situation.
- We should hope for the best but prepare for the worst.
- The worst of the crisis is now over.
- He always expects the worst to happen.
adverb
- To the most severe or serious degree; most badly.
- The factory was worst affected by the new regulations.
- She suffered worst from the heat because she had no air conditioning.
- Of all the students, he performed worst on the exam.