Thesaurus Dictionary
Synonyms and antonyms of Bad or of a low quality in American Thesaurus
Bad or of a low quality
second-rate (adjective)
embarrassing (adjective)
used for describing something that is very bad
disgraceful (adjective)
abominable (adjective)
formal extremely bad, offensive, or unpleasant
appalling (adjective)
very bad or disappointing
bastardized (adjective)
catastrophic (adjective)
used for describing something that is very bad
contemptible (adjective)
deplorable (adjective)
diabolical (adjective)
mainly Britishinformal very bad
disgusting (adjective)
dodgy (adjective)
Britishinformal of bad quality or not very fashionable
foul (adjective)
mainly Britishspoken very bad or unpleasant
ghastly (adjective)
very bad or unpleasant
god-awful (adjective)
informal extremely bad or unpleasant. Some people consider this word offensive.
hateful (adjective)
extremely bad, unpleasant, or cruel
hellacious (adjective)
Americaninformal extremely good, bad, or impressive
horrendous (adjective)
irreparable (adjective)
formal irreparable harm or damage is extremely bad and cannot be repaired or improved
loathsome (adjective)
very bad or unpleasant
mal- (prefix)
bad, or badly: used with some nouns, adjectives, and verbs
mis- (prefix)
bad, or badly: used with some nouns and verbs
pound shop (noun)
Britishshowing disapproval a way of referring to a cheap and inferior version of someone or something
puny (adjective)
poor in quality or amount, and not very effective or impressive
rinky-dink (adjective)
Americaninformal of poor quality and not important or impressive
second-class (adjective)
low in quality or importance
third-class (adjective)
of very low quality
third-rate (adjective)
of very low quality
unspeakable (adjective)