Worst means: superlative form of bad: most bad. Related words include best or termination. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Worst in practice.

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Worst meaning

  1. superlative form of bad: most bad
  2. Most inferior; doing the least good.

Synonyms of Worst

best termination outcome final result resultant result inferior bad pessimum pessimal lowest last-place last bottom evil

Example sentences (20)

According to Next Gen Stats, Dallas allowed 1,575 yards after contact during the regular season, seventh-worst in the NFL.

A big reason was the front seven getting shredded for 245.1 rushing yards per game, the worst in the FBS.

According to one social media user in particular, the Kardashian sisters are the “worst in the world”.

Sean and Ford were the worst because they kept hold of the biggest lies and revealed it at the worst possible time.

On Sept. 24, conservatives had their second-worst showing in a national election ever, while the SPD had its worst.

This was probably our worst game of the season and we couldn’t have picked a worst time to play like we did tonight.

Over 20 years ago I saw Mick surfing in the worst conditions you could imagine, at the worst beach in Port Macquarie.

Worst-case analysis has similar problems: it is typically impossible to determine the exact worst-case scenario.

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As Frei said after the game, it was one of the worst halves of the season, and came at the worst possible time.

The EPA’s Superfund list, though, is only for the “worst of the worst” sites, as Hillenbrand describes them.

Their 43.75 winning percentage and 62.5 points percentage at home rank fifth-worst and tied for ninth-worst, respectively.

Because of this, her worst traits are going to be far more troubling than the worst traits of someone like Katara or Sokka.

Although suffering less than the worst-hit countries, Bulgaria recorded its worst economic results since the 1997 meltdown.

Dedicated entirely to honoring the worst of the worst in cinema, the awards show was scheduled to be held on Saturday night.

Those figures make it second-worst in Europe behind Italy, and third-worst globally behind the United States, who are first.

Doctors suggest that you get a flu shot now, even this late in the season it can still help you avoid the worst of the worst.

Thursday morning will be the worst of the worst, with near-record temperatures between -4 and 6 degrees.

His fate is to be known as the worst PM ever, his only hope is Depeffle is worse, but being the second worst is no achievement.

St. Louis, the 15th-worst-run city, posted the worst score in terms of safety according to the survey.

Houston had the third worst problem with pollution, fourth worst living conditions, and also was ranked poorly in infrastructure.

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Frequently asked questions

How do you use "worst" in a sentence?
An example: "According to Next Gen Stats, Dallas allowed 1,575 yards after contact during the regular season, seventh-worst in the NFL." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "worst" from real English texts.
What does "worst" mean?
Worst means: superlative form of bad: most bad
What are synonyms of "worst"?
Common synonyms of "worst" include: best, termination, outcome, final result, resultant, result, inferior, bad. Plus 7 more synonyms.
How many example sentences with "worst" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "worst", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

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