Sentence for worse | Use worse in a sentence

A sentence using the word worse. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use worse in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for worse.

• The worse for it? (10)
• Was she not worse? (10)
• It seems to grow worse. (9)
• It might have, been worse. (8)
• That would be still worse. (9)
• I have read worse charades. (4)
• Karen was evidently worse. (12)
• No worse than it used to be? (8)
• Insolent death is not worse. (10)
• Do you want to make bad worse? (9)
• But there was worse to follow. (10)
• She might do worse than take him. (10)
• Would it not be worse than simple? (4)
• That would only make matters worse. (8)
• Morning brought even worse sensations. (8)
• And you did resist the police, if no worse. (8)
• No symptoms worse than before had appeared. (4)
• And yet it must be tackled, lest worse befell. (8)
• An Irish gentleman owning land might do worse. (10)
• The chase was now on, for better or for worse. (18)
• Ah, so much worse that she dared not think of it! (8)
• The fog was worse than ever at Sloane Square station. (8)
• He was likely to have done the worse which I suspect. (10)
• She could not do much worse than she had done to-day. (10)
• But it was nothing worse than the parasite that he had. (10)
• Never could this measure have happened at a worse time. (19)
• But it will not, you know; it will be much worse, anyway. (8)
• No one can be more moderate than I am, and yet I get worse. (10)
• The blow took me on the forehead, and might have been worse. (10)
• But Evan is no worse than the rest of you; I acknowledge that. (10)
• May be his sister is worse at Avignon, and has sent for him over. (4)
• The prospect for her cousin grew worse and worse. (4)
• Rosamund, Countess of Romfrey, had worse to endure from Beauchamp. (10)
• She had not eloped with any worse feelings than those of selfish alarm. (4)
• The high road of Folly may have led him from one that terminates worse. (10)
• But there was something worse than foolishness placarded in Creil Church. (2)
• His own forgetfulness of her was worse than anything which they had done. (4)
• It is worse to see a pale sad face with a smile of unalterable tenderness. (10)
• Your brutish cry at muffled fate She smites with pangs of worse than brute. (10)
• She is a flatterer in all her ways; and so much the worse, because undesigned. (4)
• Nations appear to me to have no worse than a soiled mirror of themselves in mobs. (10)
• Hear now the discord-loving clown Puff his gross spirit in them, worse than death! (10)
• I think this was none the worse for us, and it was vastly the better for good society. (9)
• He had a fever, and it got worse and worse; and in six days he was dead. (12)
• It is idle, and worse than idle, to talk about Central Republics that can never be formed. (14)
• She dared not speak, for some fear of startling; for the worse fear of never getting answer. (10)
• Who can deny the power enormously to influence rural public opinion for better or for worse? (16)
• Now they were as strangers; nay, worse than strangers, for they could never become acquainted. (4)
• Paying away four thousand a year in income and super tax, one could not very well be worse off! (8)
• He did not really feel that the result was worse than what had gone before, and it left him free. (9)
• Scant as is the dressing-room protection, the journey to and from the rings is infinitely worse. (21)
• At these words I had the horrible sensation of being caged, and worse, transported into the bargain. (10)
• Yet the new arrivals could not have come at a worse time, for food was scarce and nearly all were poor. (19)
• If I had rubbed my face with a scrubbing-brush, I could not look worse, and I cannot risk your seeing me. (22)
• To show sign of private moral judgment was to have lost your soul, and, worse, to be a bit of an outsider. (8)
• If he blames me it will be excuseable, though what I did plan was to save him from a situation somewhat worse. (10)
• It can be said that without such personages the plot could not be transacted; but so much the worse for the plot. (9)
• Of course he had meant no harm, nothing worse than some petty philandering with the loveliest woman of her time. (10)
• Later, the ladies told him that Gainsford had done no worse than any uneducated man would have been guilty of doing. (10)
• But, worse than all, she said absolutely nothing; only shrugged her shoulders with a little smile that went to his heart. (8)
• His fear, unhappiness, and doubts seemed like an evil dream; how much worse off would he not have been, had it all been true? (8)
• The man was fighting for his life, and there could be nothing reasonable to him in a determination to make a bad matter worse. (13)
• That was hateful; but it seemed worse when she thought of a woman commanding the faculty and consenting to be duped and foiled. (10)
• It grieved her to see the earnestness with which he often watched Marianne, and his spirits were certainly worse than when at Barton. (4)
• That fellow, Gower Woodseer, might accuse the husband of virtually lying, if he by his conduct implied her distastefulness or worse. (10)
• To make matters worse, we encountered another donkey, ranging at will upon the roadside; and this other donkey chanced to be a gentleman. (2)
• Besides, Lady Ormont appeared, in the company of her friend Selina Collett, not worse than rather too thoughtful; not distinctly unhappy. (10)
• It was a dreadful picture of ingratitude and inhumanity; and Anne felt, at some moments, that no flagrant open crime could have been worse. (4)
• And surely there are few worse extremes than this extremity of zeal; and few more deplorable defections than this disloyalty to Christian love. (2)

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