What does WORST mean?

Worst

Parts of Speech: Adjective, Noun

Definition: (adj.) of the lowest quality or standard; (n.) the lowest or most unpleasant level, condition, or quality

Pronunciations: US: wərst, UK: wɜːst

Origin and Usage: The word "worst" originated from the Old English word "wyrresta," meaning "the worst." It has been used in the English language since the 12th century and has been commonly used to describe something of the lowest quality or standard.

Synonyms: (adj.) poorest, lowest, least, nastiest, (n.) bottom, nadir, rock bottom

Related Words: worsts, worth, worts

Example Sentences:

• The movie was the worst he had ever seen.
• She had the worst luck of anyone he knew.
• He was in the worst mood possible after the long day at work.
• The team had the worst record in the league.
• Her worst fears had come true.