What can I say instead of very bad?
What is another word for very bad?
| diabolical | dreadful |
|---|---|
| terrible | appalling |
| atrocious | awful |
| frightful | poor |
| shocking | deplorable |
What we can say instead of Very?
Here’s a list of words you can use instead of very.
- furious – very angry. Michael was furious when he found out someone hit his car.
- awful – very bad. The garbage can smells awful!
- adorable – very cute.
- gorgeous – very beautiful.
- comprehensive – very complete.
- swamped – very busy.
- effortless – very easy.
- massive – very big.
How do you politely scold someone?
How to Complain Politely in English
- Start politely. Starting a complaint with “I’m sorry to bother you” or “Excuse me, I wonder if you can help me” puts the listener at ease.
- Make your request into a question.
- Explain the problem.
- Don’t blame the person you are dealing with.
- Show the you are in the know.
What is a professional word for bad?
What is another word for bad?
terrible awful dreadful lousy poor atrocious cheap crummy abysmal horrible What is another word for very well?
What is another word for very well?
marvelouslyUS excellently admirably superbly wonderfully remarkably magnificently extraordinarily well extremely What’s it called when someone says something rude in a nice way?
It’s called sarcasm…the polite way to be nasty to another person.
How do you scold someone professionally?
The Right Way to Reprimand
- Employees all make mistakes, but it’s never fun to reprimand someone.
- Handle the matter privately.
- Act promptly, but calmly.
- Don’t just talk, listen.
- Focus on actions or behaviors, not attitude.
- Be specific.
- Explain the standard and why it’s important.
What are some special words?
Special synonyms
- unique. Being the only one of its kind:
- extraordinary. Going far beyond the ordinary degree, measure, limit, etc.; very unusual; exceptional; remarkable.
- particular.
- important.
- extravaganza.
- specific.
- express.
- remarkable.
What are special words?
limited, major, exclusive, certain, primary, appropriate, individual, proper, different, personal, main, exceptional, unusual, extraordinary, significant, particular, memorable, unique, peculiar, rare.
