Antonym: well. Similar words: deadly, bad, a bad egg, deadline, headline, rapidly, friendly, hardly any. Meaning: [‘bædlɪ] 
adv. 1. to a severe or serious degree 2. (`ill’ is often used as a combining form) in a poor or improper or unsatisfactory manner; not well 3. evilly or wickedly 4. in a disobedient or naughty way 5. with great intensity (`bad’ is a nonstandard variant for `badly’) 6. very much; strongly 7. without skill or in a displeasing manner 8. in a disadvantageous way; to someone’s disadvantage 9. unfavorably or with disapproval 10. with unusual distress or resentment or regret or emotional display.
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1 He was spitting blood from a badly cut lip.
2 Romania badly needs aid to modernise its outmoded industries.
3 The warehouse has been badly damaged by fire.
4 The car jolted us badly over the rough road.
5 The engine is misfiring badly on one cylinder.
6 She was injured badly in the accident.
7 Badly fed children suffer a lot of minor illnesses.
8 The prison service is badly overstretched.
9 The front of the car was badly damaged.
10 His face was badly scarred by the fire.
11 They treat their children very badly.
12 Many of the refugees were suffering badly from thirst.
13 Badly written questions limit the usefulness of questionnaires.
14 He had been badly maltreated as a child.
15 I was badly treated by him.
16 The package had been badly crushed in the post.
17 Children who behave badly are rejecting adult values.
18 His plan to escape came badly unstuck.
19 The boat’s interior badly needed painting.
20 It must have slipped up badly.
21 The company has been very badly managed.
22 The dress fitted badly and puckered at the waist.
23 I behaved badly yesterday and I am ashamed now.
24 His face was badly clawed by his little brother.
25 The instructions were badly written and unhelpful.
26 Many of the wounded had been badly disfigured.
27 The neighbourhood was badly damaged by enemy bombing.
28 He was badly hurt in the football match.
29 The passengers were badly shocked but unharmed.
30 Only for making me want you so badly.
More similar words: deadly, bad, a bad egg, deadline, headline, rapidly, friendly, hardly any, allegedly, supposedly, reportedly, repeatedly, upwardly mobile.
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- How do you use the word badly in a sentence?
- Do you say so bad or so badly?
- Is really grammatically correct?
- Do you say bad badly?
- How bad or badly do you want it?
- What does I want you so badly mean?
- What is the opposite of poorly?
- What does poorly mean in the UK?
- What is feeling poorly?
- What does Sick mean in British slang?
- What does poorly mean in English?
- What is another word for treated badly?
- What part of speech is poorly?
- Is unacceptably a word?
- What is verb form of poor?
- Is abjectly a word?
Use “badly” in a sentence | “badly” sentence examples
- He was spitting blood from a badly cut lip.
- Romania badly needs aid to modernise its outmoded industries.
- The warehouse has been badly damaged by fire.
- The car jolted us badly over the rough road.
- The engine is misfiring badly on one cylinder.
Do you say so bad or so badly?
There’s no subtle grammatical point, here. The verb, want, is being modified, so you need an adverb (“badly”). The reason you hear “I want it so bad” is just because a lot of people often use adjectives where they should use adverbs.
Is really grammatically correct?
Yes they are both correct ways, the only difference is with context. “Really” is generally the most correct word to use. “Real” is used more in slang, and casual speaking. Both can work but “really” is used more often I would say.
Do you say bad badly?
The word bad is an adjective that modifies nouns and pronouns: She was in a bad accident. The word badly is an adverb that conveys the manner or degree of a verb’s action: She was hurt badly in the accident.
How bad or badly do you want it?
You can use “want bad,” if you like, in other contexts. Here’s the story. A linking verb (like “be” or “feel” or “seem”) is modified by an adjective (like “bad”) rather than an adverb (like “badly”). For instance, the dictionary says, “bad” is interchangeable with “badly” after the verbs “want” and “need.”
What does I want you so badly mean?
I want you so bad.” is the equivalent of “I want to have sex with you so much.” 😂😂
What is the opposite of poorly?
Opposite of in a way that is unsatisfactory or inadequate. acceptably. adequately. satisfactorily. well.
What does poorly mean in the UK?
adjective. If someone is poorly, they are ill. [mainly British, informal] Synonyms: ill, sick, ailing, unwell More Synonyms of poorly.
What is feeling poorly?
1. poorly – somewhat ill or prone to illness; “my poor ailing grandmother”; “feeling a bit indisposed today”; “you look a little peaked”; “feeling poorly”; “a sickly child”; “is unwell and can’t come to work” ailing, indisposed, peaked, under the weather, unwell, sickly, seedy.
What does Sick mean in British slang?
vomiting
What does poorly mean in English?
(Entry 1 of 2) : in a poor condition or manner especially : in an inferior or imperfect way : badly sang poorly. poorly. adjective.
What is another word for treated badly?
What is another word for treat badly?
| abuse | maltreat |
|---|---|
| injure | hurt |
| molest | batter |
| ill-treat | be violent toward |
| manhandle | bully |
What part of speech is poorly?
adverb
Is unacceptably a word?
adj. Not acceptable; unsatisfactory. un′ac·cept′a·bil′i·ty n.
What is verb form of poor?
Being poor is a state of being and not an action, so there is no verb form of poor. However, some compound expressions like “to become poor”, “to become impoverished”, “to make your way out of poverty” can be used to denote the action of becoming poor or the action of rising from poverty.
Is abjectly a word?
adj. 1. Extremely contemptible or degrading: abject cowardice.
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The word bad is an adjective and should be used to modify nouns and pronouns. Badly, like most words ending in -ly, is an adverb and is used to modify verbs. The thing that trips most people up is that linking verbs
linking verbs
Linking verbs are verbs that serve as a connection between a subject and further information about that subject. They do not show any action; rather, they “link” the subject with the rest of the sentence. The verb to be is the most common linking verb, but there are many others, including all the sense verbs.
such as to be and to feel take adjectives rather than adverbs.
How do you use the word badly in a sentence?
The failure reflects badly on the administration. She wanted the job badly. I’m badly in need of a vacation. His fingers were badly frozen.
Is it I want you so bad or badly?
For correct grammar, you must use this one: I want it so badly. “Badly” is an adverb that modifies *want*. “Bad” is an adjective, so it cannot be used to modify a verb (want).
Is it correct to say really badly?
Re: Really bad or badly
They are both correct. ‘Bad’ here is legitimately used as an adverb meaning ‘badly’.
How do you use so badly?
There’s no subtle grammatical point, here. The verb, want, is being modified, so you need an adverb («badly»). The reason you hear «I want it so bad» is just because a lot of people often use adjectives where they should use adverbs.
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What does it mean I want you so bad?
The phrase «I want you bad» usually means a desire to have something/someone that’s very strong. When saying «you» in the phrase, this implies talking to someone else, most likely a significant other in a romantic setting.
What does so badly mean?
It’s an idiomatic usage where so means very. And if you say you badly want something, this already implies you want it very much, so your cited version is just an even more «emphatic» way of stressing how much you want it. And you’ll also see even more emphatic forms such as I want it so very badly.
Is very badly correct grammar?
Misusing bad and badly is a common grammatical mistake. The word bad is an adjective and should be used to modify nouns and pronouns. Badly, like most words ending in -ly, is an adverb and is used to modify verbs.
When to Use take or bring?
When someone causes something to move toward a place, we say it’s being brought: I asked Jane to bring pizzas to the party. On the other hand, when something moves away from a place, we say it’s going. When someone causes something to move away from a place, we say it’s being taken.
What is a adjective for good?
great, satisfying, exceptional, positive, acceptable, satisfactory, valuable, superb, marvelous, bad, wonderful, favorable, excellent, respectable, honest, useful, talented, efficient, reliable, able.
What means badly needed?
Badly needed means ‘much’ or ‘very much’. If we ‘badly need’ something, it means that we need something ‘very much’.
What is a better word for badly?
In this page you can discover 72 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for badly, like: damagingly, crudely, wrongly, imperfectly, inefficiently, ineffectively, clumsily, severely, dreadfully, sad and corruptly.
Do badly examples?
If we do badly, we suffer». It didn’t do badly by itself, either. He didn’t do badly before that, either. Labour will do badly this Thursday, in local and European elections, and deserves to do badly.
What is correct I feel good or I feel well?
Both answers are correct. Feel well and be well refer to one’s health. Well in this case is an adjective. This is the only use of well as an adjective-to mean healthy, not sick. Feel good means to feel happy.
What does appallingly mean in English?
adjective. causing dismay or horror: an appalling accident; an appalling lack of manners.
Is it already or all ready?
“All ready” is a phrase meaning “completely prepared,” as in “As soon as I put my coat on, I’ll be all ready.” “Already,” however, is an adverb used to describe something that has happened before a certain time, as in “What do you mean you’d rather stay home? I’ve already got my coat on.”
Is it every day or everyday?
Everyday, one word, is an adjective meaning «used or seen daily,» or «ordinary.» «The phone calls were an everyday occurrence.» Every day, two words, is an adverb phrase meaning «daily» or «every weekday.» «They go to the coffee shop every day.» One trick to remember which is which is to see if you can put another word …
What’s the difference between apart and a part?
Here’s a tip: The difference between apart and a part is that apart implies a separation between things (they are away from one another), and a part denotes that a thing is a share of another, bigger thing (there’s togetherness going on).
Can we say so badly?
Re: so bad/so badly
Badly is an adverb and correct grammatically. Bad is an adjective and although it is in common use it’s wrong. Yes, but why do people use «bad» sometimes and I mean native speakers.
What is adverb for good?
Summary: Good is an adjective. It modifies a noun. Well is an adverb.
How badly I want to meaning?
1 poorly; defectively; inadequately. the chair is badly made. 2 unfavourably; unsuccessfully; unfortunately.
How badly I want it meaning?
«How bad» should be «how badly». To want something badly is to want it very, very much.
Does bad mean good?
The OED also includes this usage, which it labels as slang. Here “bad” is used, the dictionary says, “as a general term of approbation” and means “good, excellent, impressive; esp. stylish or attractive.”
badly — перевод на русский
/ˈbædli/
Hey! Wait, wait. Looking at your happy appearance, being the King looks not too bad.
стой. быть Королём не так плохо.
How bad is it, Maggie?
Насколько все плохо, Мэгги?
This is really bad.
Это очень плохо.
No, that’s bad.
Нет, это плохо.
— And I felt so bad.
— И мне было так плохо.
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That’s too bad. That happens to be my father.
— Очень жаль, что такое происходит с моим отцом.
Aw, it’s too bad.
— Очень жаль.
Too bad your yacht should have suffered… but at least it brought us together.
Жаль, что ваша яхта пострадала, зато это свело нас вместе.
— Too bad you had rotten luck.
— Жаль, просто удача предпочла не вас.
— Too bad the audience was so poor.
— Жаль только, что посетителей было так мало.
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— That’s not bad.
Неплохо.
I don’t look so bad in a bathing suit.
Я смотрюсь очень неплохо в купальнике.
-Not bad, eh, Henry?
— Неплохо. Правда, Генри?
Come on. Not bad.
Неплохо.
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This is the worst.
Это худшее.
Well, they’re saving the worst for later.
Они наверняка приготовили худшее напоследок.
The worst’s yet to come.
Худшее впереди…
But you will see much worse sights.
Но вам предстоит увидеть куда худшее.
If the worst happens, we got to act quick.
— Если мы не будем действовать быстро, произойдёт худшее.
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I told her it wasn’t so bad out here because there was always a lot of us together.
Я сказал ей что здесь не так уж и плохо… потому что мы всегда вместе.
It doesn’t seem so bad to me.
Как по мне, вроде не так уж и плохо.
I think, maybe not so bad to have Apache wife, eh?
Я подумал, не так уж и плохо, если жена из апачей.
I figure when we get out there and get work and maybe get us a piece of growing land near water, it might not be so bad at that.
Быть может, когда доберемся до места — найдем работу. А может, и кусок хорошей земли у воды, все будет не так уж и плохо.
This won’t be so bad once we get her washed out.
Вот вымоем все как следует, и будет не так уж и плохо.
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He is this kid who wants so badly to be popular and just… just be noticed.
Думаю, ученик 10 класса. Он так сильно хочет быть популярным, и просто… чтобы его замечали.
that could ever come down from London and camp in her feild. She hated me and it really affected me bad.
ќна ненавидела мен€ и это очень сильно на мен€ воздействовало.
He hurt bad?
Он сильно ранен?
«Body rich in lead… too badly punctured to hold whiskey.»‘
«Тело, набитое свинцом, слишком сильно продырявлено, чтобы удерживать виски.»
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Nothing but bad blood, dressed up in fancy words.
Дурная у них кровь… Только и умеют, что красиво говорить.
Bad habit of mine. Hard-boiled eggs.
Дурная привычка жизни на прииске.
It’s a bad night.
Дурная ночь.
Won’t you give up that bad habit of eating? Give it to me.
И что это за дурная привычка всё время есть?
Now, by Saint Paul, that news is bad indeed. Hmm.
Дурная весть, клянусь Петром и Павлом!
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Well, they’re a lot worse in the spring, after the rain.
Весной после дождя они еще хуже.
— You’re worse than he is.
— Вы еще хуже его. — Что?
This is worse.
Это еще хуже.
That was the longest night I ever lived through, Keyes… and the next day was worse, when the story had broke in the papers… and they started talking about it at the office… and the day after that, when you started digging into it.
В моей жизни не было ночи длиннее. Но на утро было ещё хуже: дело попало в газеты,..
— and after that they get worse.
— а после этого они станут еще хуже.
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It’s bad for you.
Это не очень хорошо.
Look here, Doctor, I need money very badly.
Мне очень нужны деньги.
Is she very badly hurt?
— Она очень плоха?
Too bad this can’t go on record. You’d be famous overnight.
Не очень, на рекорд не потянет, но ты стал бы знаменитостью.
— You must need a drink badly.
-Видно очень нужно выпить.
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That could be so bad it’s awesome.
Может, будет настолько ужасно, что даже круто.
IT’S TOO BAD, YOUR GRACE.
Ужасно, ваша светлость.
— No, it was bad. The oyster, I mean.
Нет, это было ужасно, я о жемчужине.
Oh, very bad. Ness pop. It’s no use arguing with her, mr.
ох ужасно несомненно бесполезно с ней спорить мистер Клинт она так устала пусть поспит
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- Use the word badly in a sentences
Sentence Examples
The tissue was too badly scavenged.
It was badly received, something you doubtless know. It didn’t go down well in America where the critics said,
Now that it’s so close, I want it so bad. So badly.
I don’t need the money that badly.
Why does my head hurt so badly?
No matter how badly you just stomped over me right now,
Her lungs are getting really badly compressed.
I’m still alive, but I’m very badly injured.
I just want to tell you how badly I feel.
I don’t like to speak badly of the dead, but, yesterday, your wife confirmed to me that Mrs. Caldwell was seeing other men.
«I’m feeling s-o-o-o badly.»
And he was beaten so badly that he died on the same day.
Don’t think badly of me, Duke. After all I don’t know what happens to me.
«It is not from untimely curiosity that we so badly sin…»
They come to my house to fool me and cause me great pain and then they treat me badly!
but because of this, marriages don’t need to end so badly like in the case of Pozdnishev, he killed his wife out of jealousy.
The Lieutenant is still there badly wounded…
Ginette Perrier, a humble hatter. Until she can afford her town-house, she makes do with a furnished apartment… badly furnished.
That makes me feel badly.
I hope you boys are not too badly wounded.
Please give back my jacket, I still need it badly.
I behaved badly with the Professor yesterday.
Not badly written for a soldier
You see, I always conduct these interviews so badly,
Maybe he wasn’t hurt badly.
Don’t feel badly. Martin.
I should feel badly, but I’m flattered.
It is very puzzling how Karl Freund could have set up such a badly composed shot, with Dracula standing outside and below the box.
She fell out of public view until 1950, when, heavily sedated with sleeping pills, she was badly burned in a Hollywood bedroom fire, bringing a flurry of lurid press attention.
Oh, Jan, you have nothing to feel badly about.
it’s better to be badly shaved than well cut.
My child too was badly hurted.
I will never forget a badly dressed ugly girl like you!
I haven’t anyone else, and I need help so badly.
Are you that badly smitten?
You want to die so badly?
He was playing with a German shepherd that we have on board. and the dog bit him pretty badly in the shoulder.
I hope you do not talk too badly
Look here, Doctor, I need money very badly.
Poor Baron, he wanted money so badly.
When I’m abused or badly used, I always get my man.
Well I would’ve been if our family hadn’t been badly gypped during the crusades.
The tissue was too badly scavenged.
It was badly received, something you doubtless know. It didn’t go down well in America where the critics said,
Now that it’s so close, I want it so bad. So badly.
I don’t need the money that badly.
Why does my head hurt so badly?
No matter how badly you just stomped over me right now,
Her lungs are getting really badly compressed.
I’m still alive, but I’m very badly injured.
I just want to tell you how badly I feel.
I don’t like to speak badly of the dead, but, yesterday, your wife confirmed to me that Mrs. Caldwell was seeing other men.
«I’m feeling s-o-o-o badly.»
And he was beaten so badly that he died on the same day.
Don’t think badly of me, Duke. After all I don’t know what happens to me.
«It is not from untimely curiosity that we so badly sin…»
They come to my house to fool me and cause me great pain and then they treat me badly!
but because of this, marriages don’t need to end so badly like in the case of Pozdnishev, he killed his wife out of jealousy.
The Lieutenant is still there badly wounded…
Ginette Perrier, a humble hatter. Until she can afford her town-house, she makes do with a furnished apartment… badly furnished.
That makes me feel badly.
I hope you boys are not too badly wounded.
Please give back my jacket, I still need it badly.
I behaved badly with the Professor yesterday.
Not badly written for a soldier
You see, I always conduct these interviews so badly,
Maybe he wasn’t hurt badly.
Don’t feel badly. Martin.
I should feel badly, but I’m flattered.
It is very puzzling how Karl Freund could have set up such a badly composed shot, with Dracula standing outside and below the box.
She fell out of public view until 1950, when, heavily sedated with sleeping pills, she was badly burned in a Hollywood bedroom fire, bringing a flurry of lurid press attention.
Oh, Jan, you have nothing to feel badly about.
it’s better to be badly shaved than well cut.
My child too was badly hurted.
I will never forget a badly dressed ugly girl like you!
I haven’t anyone else, and I need help so badly.
Are you that badly smitten?
You want to die so badly?
He was playing with a German shepherd that we have on board. and the dog bit him pretty badly in the shoulder.
I hope you do not talk too badly
Look here, Doctor, I need money very badly.
Poor Baron, he wanted money so badly.
When I’m abused or badly used, I always get my man.
Well I would’ve been if our family hadn’t been badly gypped during the crusades.