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Hanayaka_sashi Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Baddest,...
hello friends,...
is it okay to use 'Baddest' to replace 'worst'?
i have found a sentence like this,..
"
Mirror, mirror on the wall
Who’s the baddest of them all?"
thanks.
is it okay to use 'Baddest' to replace 'worst'?
i have found a sentence like this,..
"
Mirror, mirror on the wall
Who’s the baddest of them all?"
thanks.
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org/wiki/baddest ). If you are using it informally, then you could use it to replace baddest. I don't recommend using the word unless you understand how to use it in context.
- org/wiki/baddest ).
- If you are using it informally, then you could use it to replace baddest.
- I don't recommend using the word unless you understand how to use it in context.
- com/search/bad%5B1%5D
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Baddest is non-standard English (see: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/baddest ).
If you are using it informally, then you could use it to replace baddest. I don't recommend using the word unless you understand how to use it in context.
According to Merriam-Webster's online dictionary badde
If you are using it informally, then you could use it to replace baddest. I don't recommend using the word unless you understand how to use it in context.
According to Merriam-Webster's online dictionary badde
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okay, i got it,...
i have to study more, include slang.
thank you very much.
i have to study more, include slang.
thank you very much.
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