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What is another word for Badder?

Pronunciation: [bˈadə] (IPA)

"Badder" is already considered improper English usage, as it is incorrect grammatically. The correct form of comparison for the adjective "bad" would be "worse". Synonyms for "bad" include "awful", "dreadful", "terrible", "horrible", "atrocious" or "negative". These words all convey a similar meaning to "bad" but may carry slight differences in intensity or connotation. It's important to use proper grammar and appropriate synonyms to convey ideas effectively and maintain clarity in writing. So, rather than searching for synonyms for "badder", it is advised to use correct grammar conventions and explore alternative words that accurately describe the intended meaning.
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"I am bad," she said-"there never was anybody much Badder-but I'm not going first.
"Girls of the Forest"
L. T. Meade
Then after a silence, "I suppose she wants to come Badder than anyone else, but-mother, do you think, do you really think I ought to invite her?"
"A Dear Little Girl at School"
Amy E. Blanchard
"I didn't seem able," you observed, "not to go on being Badder and Badder."
"The Passionate Friends"
Herbert George Wells

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