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com/dictionary/british/think-badly-of-someone ) "think (any) (the) worse of someone" is the comparative form.
- com/dictionary/british/think-badly-of-someone ) "think (any) (the) worse of someone" is the comparative form.
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"think badly of someone" = to dislike or be disappointed in someone because of how they behave (http://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/british/think-badly-of-someone)
"think (any) (the) worse of someone" is the comparative form.
"think (any) (the) worse of someone" is the comparative form.
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