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- First off: I'm a Mac user. And an iPod and iPhone owner. And I love them. Yes, I love Apple. That's not to say I'm drinking the Kool-Aid. Because, for all the ads, all the self-celebratory Apple.
- Bad Faith are a four-piece rock covers band based in central Cambridgeshire. The band comprises: Rich Lewis - Guitar & vocals Playing in bands and writing songs since he was 17, Rich is Bad Faith.
- If you need help deciding whether to make that leap of faith, then you can try installing Mac OS X Snow Leopard on Virtualbox, instead. Virtualbox is a virtualization suite that works for Windows- installing Mac OS X on a virtual machine in Windows before doing it on your actual computer is great practice, and it gives you a chance to.
Adjective: bad (worse,worst)
Bad faith is a virulent form of paranoid signification. You adopt the ugliest possible interpretation of something, and then you convince yourself that it’s true. In fact, it’s not just true, it’s so shiningly, obviously true that anyone who doesn’t have your particular psychotic read on events is immediately suspect.
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bad- Having undesirable or negativequalities
'a bad reportcard'; 'his sloppyappearance made a bad impression'; 'a bad littleboy'; 'clothes in bad shape'; 'a bad cut'; 'bad luck'; 'the news was very bad'; 'the reviews were bad'; 'the pay is bad'; 'it was a bad light for reading'; 'the movie was a bad choice' - Feeling or expressingregret or sorrow or a sense of loss over something done or undone
'he felt bad about breaking the vase';
- regretful, sorry - Very intense
'a bad headache'; 'had a bad shock'; 'a bad earthquake'; 'a bad storm';
- big - Feelingphysicaldiscomfort or pain ('tough' is occasionally used colloquially for 'bad')
'my throatfeels bad'; 'she felt bad all over';
- tough - (of foodstuffs) not in an edible or usablecondition
'bad meat';
- spoiled, spoilt - Not capable of being collected
'a bad debt';
- uncollectible - Belowaverage in quality or performance
'a bad chessplayer'; 'a bad recital' - (linguistics) nonstandard
'so-called bad grammar' - Not financiallysafe or secure
'a bad investment';
- risky, high-risk, speculative - Physicallyunsound or diseased
'has a bad back'; 'a bad heart'; 'bad teeth';
- unfit, unsound - Capable of harming
'bad air'; 'smoking is bad for you' - Characterized by wickedness or immorality
'led a very bad life'
'like a bad penny...';
- forged- Not workingproperly
'a bad telephoneconnection';
- defective
- That which is belowstandard or expectationsas ofethics or decency
'take the bad with the good';
- badness
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- With greatintensity ('bad' is a nonstandardvariant for 'badly')
'it hurts bad'; 'we needwater bad';
- badly - Very much; strongly
'he wants a bicycle so bad he can taste it';
- badly
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Sounds like: bade
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Derived forms: bads, worst, worse
See also: abominable, atrocious, awful, corked, corky, counterfeit, crummy [informal], deplorable, dire [Brit, informal], disobedient, distressing, dreadful, evil, fearful, frightful, hard, harmful, hopeless, horrible, horrid, icky [informal], ill, imitative, incompetent, inferior, intense, invalid, lamentable, lousy [informal], malfunctioning, mediocre, naughty, negative, no-good, nonfunctional, nonstandard, painful, penitent, pitiful, pretty [informal], quality, repentant, rotten, rubber, rubbish [Brit, informal], sad, severe, sorry, stale, stinking, stinky [informal], swingeing [Brit, informal], terrible, tough, uncomfortable, uncool [informal], unfavorable [US], unfavourable [Brit, Cdn], unhealthy, unhip [informal], unskilled, unsound, unspeakable, unsuitable, worse, worst
Type of: quality
Antonym: good
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