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worser
[ wur-ser ]
worser
/ ˈwɜːsə /
adjective
- an archaic or nonstandard word for worse
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Word History and Origins
Origin of worser1
First recorded in 1450–1500; late Middle English; a double comparative of worse ( def ) + -er 4( def ) (for the adjective) or -er 5( def ) (for the adverb), because worse (like less ), not obviously being a comparative in form, the double comparative worser was formed as with lesser to less; less ( def ), lesser ( def )
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Example Sentences
The girl said she kept quiet for fear of something “worser,” but eventually told her mother.
From Washington Times
As more such incidents happened, the girl said, she kept them a secret from her mother because she was “scared something worser would happen” if Vazquez got mad.
From Washington Post
"Had I not, things would have gotten a whole lot worser in that building," Downs said, adding that he was just trying to get "some kind of control."
From Fox News
He has not made it greater but, in a word, whose need is now apparent, worser.
From Washington Post
“I don’t like the luxury I see of a lot of these church people, while the world is getting worser,” he said in an interview from the 1990s.
From The Guardian
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