worst in Latin
worst in Latin is dēterrimus, nēquissimus, pessimus — worst means most bad; lowest in quality or most severe.
worst in Latin
dēterrimus
Most inferior; doing the least good.
nēquissimus
Most inferior; doing the least good.
pessimus
Most inferior; doing the least good.
What does "worst" mean?
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adj Most bad; lowest in quality or most severe.
"It was the worst storm the village had ever known."
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noun The most bad person, thing, or situation.
"Even at its worst, the food was still edible."
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verb To defeat or get the better of someone.
"The young chess player worsted the older champion in only twenty moves."
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worst in a sentence
- It was the worst storm the village had ever known.
- That was the worst movie I've seen all year.
- Even at its worst, the food was still edible.
- When the worst happened and the power failed, we simply lit candles.
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What is "worst" in Latin?
"worst" in Latin is dēterrimus, nēquissimus, pessimus. worst means: Most bad; lowest in quality or most severe.
How do you use "worst" in a sentence?
Example: "It was the worst storm the village had ever known." In Latin, "worst" is dēterrimus, nēquissimus, pessimus.
Are there other ways to say "worst" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "worst": dēterrimus, nēquissimus, pessimus.
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