Expressions - Collocations of the word " badly "
| badly affect | 1) Some dogs are much more badly affected than others. 2) The local economy was also badly affected . more badly affect sentences |
| badly beat | 1) Many detainees were reported to have been badly beaten . 2) Both had been beaten badly and had their throats slit. more badly beat sentences |
| behave badly | 1) Dennis is the archetypal badly behaved schoolboy. 2) Children who behave badly are rejecting adult values. more behave badly sentences |
| badly burn | 1) He had survived the crash despite being badly burned . 2) My hands and right arm had been badly burnt . more badly burn sentences |
| badly damage | 1) An escort carrier was also badly damaged . 2) They are badly damaged by souvenir seekers. more badly damage sentences |
| fare badly | 1) Concrete block construction fared badly, leaving many modern iconic buildings damaged. 2) In fact, the unemployed might expect to fare rather badly. more fare badly sentences |
| badly hit | 1) The small market town has been hit very badly. 2) This has badly hit the middle classes. more badly hit sentences |
| badly hurt | 1) She said rupee depreciation was badly hurting Indian economy . 2) His left arm was covered in blood and hurting badly. more badly hurt sentences |
| badly injure | 1) Chung and another passenger were badly injured . 2) A second officer was badly injured in the attack. more badly injure sentences |
| badly need | 1) A blueprint for change is badly needed . 2) This is an area where greater transparency is badly needed . more badly need sentences |
| react badly | 1) Most enamel paints react badly with foam. 2) A couple of them reacted rather badly. more react badly sentences |
| badly shake | 1) Russian move has badly shaken fruit and vegetable exporters here. 2) I was badly shaken by that pact. more badly shake sentences |
| suffer badly | 1) Both suffered badly during hours of fierce fighting. 2) The film suffered badly that weekend and afterwards quickly disappeared. more suffer badly sentences |
| treat badly | 1) Women were very badly treated in those times. 2) I believe my husband was badly treated . more treat badly sentences |
| badly wound | 1) They both are badly wounded during the engagement. 2) Over two hundred others were badly wounded . more badly wound sentences |
| badly abuse | 1) Imagine that you were badly abused repeatedly as a child. 2) Villagers who noticed the children being badly abused complained to the police . more badly abuse sentences |
| badly act | 1) For the most part they were poorly-made and badly acted. 2) badly acted and badly written . more badly act sentences |
| badly advise | 1) First they badly advise a club u0026 to save face remove that club, now they can't even organise venues ! 2) He also went as far as to accuse Ribéry's former agent, Bruno Heiderscheid, of badly advising the player. more badly advise sentences |
| badly afflict | 1) The young Hogan was badly afflicted by hooking the golf ball. 2) Wet or damaged timber is the appetising food for the insect but apparently sound wood may be equally badly afflicted. more badly afflict sentences |
| badly battered | 1) But our tent was still holding though badly battered. 2) She had been badly battered about the head. more badly battered sentences |
| badly behave | 1) Dennis is the archetypal badly behaved schoolboy. 2) There is clearly an unwarranted preoccupation with badly behaving cyclists . more badly behave sentences |
| badly bite | 1) You may otherwise find yourself being badly bitten by fleas. 2) It had died after being badly bitten by at least two dogs. more badly bite sentences |
| badly bleed | 1) He then teleports away, badly bleeding. 2) Mays helped the badly bleeding (but not severely injured) Roseboro off the San Francisco field. more badly bleed sentences |
| badly blister | 1) Harper had to drop out of the race with badly blistered feet after completing 80.53 miles. 2) He joined a party of friendly Arabs and returned to Sidi Barrani on 2 July with badly blistered feet. more badly blister sentences |
| badly bring | 1) France he judges a L'anglaise' 'the women, badly brought up, don't read the Bible, are too fond of dancing, interested in nothing but clothes. 2) He watched the two girls, who, to do them justice, thanked him very nicely, they weren't so badly brought up when you came to think about it, approach the shop by the side door. more badly bring sentences |
| badly broken | 1) The recovery process is much like a badly broken leg. 2) It is obvious that the inscription is badly broken. more badly broken sentences |
| badly bruise | 1) The assault left the girl badly bruised. 2) Briggs walked away without a scratch but with badly bruised feet. more badly bruise sentences |
| badly charred | 1) Marc's body was badly charred in the fire. 2) A badly charred map was found in his hand, next to his compass. more badly charred sentences |
| badly chip | 1) It was badly chipped and covered with rust marks. 2) It is presently badly chipped and marked and looks very dingy. more badly chip sentences |
| badly corroded | 1) The joint was pretty badly corroded away . 2) The rest of the wreck was badly corroded. more badly corroded sentences |
| badly cracked | 1) Several brick buildings were badly cracked. 2) The engine was badly cracked. more badly cracked sentences |
| badly decayed | 1) The bodies had lain for seven weeks in the pit while the fires were extinguished and were badly decayed. 2) This material will also bond well to stainless steel rods so that badly decayed timber can be drilled, stitched and glued to achieve higher strengths than the original construction. more badly decayed sentences |
| badly deformed | 1) We get the impression that he is badly deformed. 2) He is very poor, badly deformed and desperately in need of help. more badly deformed sentences |
| badly dent | 1) The armor would be left badly dented but still serviceable. 2) It is badly dented, and every single window has been smashed. more badly dent sentences |
| badly design | 1) This failure was caused by badly designed and badly executed modifications. 2) The Federal attack was badly designed and badly executed. more badly design sentences |
| badly deteriorate | 1) The bottom part of this mosaic is badly deteriorated. 2) By the 1960s Yagan's head was badly deteriorated. more badly deteriorate sentences |
| badly disfigure | 1) Due to his badly disfigured face he always wore a mask. 2) Some bodies were so badly disfigured, you couldn't identify them. more badly disfigure sentences |
| badly disrupt | 1) Transport was badly disrupted from West Virginia to southern New Jersey. 2) The distribution of food, never well organised, has been badly disrupted. more badly disrupt sentences |
| badly draft | 1) Although he did criticise its guidelines which he said were badly drafted. 2) But, equally, well-intentioned laws that are badly drafted or not readily accessible are also a form of tyranny. more badly draft sentences |
| badly draw | 1) Much of the work is badly drawn and badly executed. 2) I can only describe it as a very badly drawn eagle on his bicep. more badly draw sentences |
| badly dress | 1) He had been badly dressed, awful clothes. 2) WHY are so many leading Tories so badly dressed? more badly dress sentences |
| badly equip | 1) He was badly equipped for the task. 2) The 20,000 soldiers stationed there were badly equipped. more badly equip sentences |
| badly erode | 1) It measured 1.5 m high and has been badly eroded. 2) Both badly eroded, but are obviously a stylistic set. more badly erode sentences |
| badly execute | 1) This failure was caused by badly designed and badly executed modifications. 2) The Federal attack was badly designed and badly executed. more badly execute sentences |
| badly fit | 1) Four wards are particularly badly fitted. 2) I see three badly fitted suits. more badly fit sentences |
| badly flawed | 1) The law is so badly flawed, it cannot be fixed. 2) The draft's description is badly flawed, but that is not the problem. more badly flawed sentences |
| badly frightened | 1) But he was a badly frightened man. 2) I was badly frightened and my whole body was trembling. more badly frightened sentences |
| badly hamper | 1) He was badly hampered and discouraged by the lack of a studio. 2) The strike badly hampered British troop movements until December 1920 when it was called off. more badly hamper sentences |
| badly handicapped | 1) You won't be badly handicapped by that kind of performance, even in highly competitive company. 2) He won two handicap hurdles last season over this course and has had two races to tune him up again and he is not badly handicapped. more badly handicapped sentences |
| badly handle | 1) In the U.S., that research has been badly handled. 2) On another occasion a badly handled communication cost the 25th Division valuable time. more badly handle sentences |
| badly house | 1) Poor people eat badly in general and suffer all sorts of health problems and are badly housed. 2) The homeless and the badly housed of the capital do not want glossy charters waved under their noses. more badly house sentences |
| badly infected | 1) Her lower back and abdomen were badly infected. 2) They'd obviously been badly infected at some time. more badly infected sentences |
| badly informed | 1) But he was badly informed again and hadn't calculated for the Americans. 2) We are, moreover, certain that his Majesty has been badly informed upon Netherland matters. more badly informed sentences |
| badly injured | 1) Chung and another passenger were badly injured. 2) A second officer was badly injured in the attack. more badly injured sentences |
| badly lag | 1) Gold stock valuations had badly lagged the gold price increase, particularly in Australian dollars for local producers. 2) Her returns have badly lagged yours." The client elects to maintain his holdings in Sherman's fund. more badly lag sentences |
| badly light | 1) Rain and Oliver went back down the badly lit stairs. 2) Many work in terrible places which are cramped, dirty and badly lit. more badly light sentences |
| badly lit | 1) Rain and Oliver went back down the badly lit stairs. 2) Many work in terrible places which are cramped, dirty and badly lit. more badly lit sentences |
| badly manage | 1) Most Islamic countries are weak and badly managed. 2) Unfinished, badly managed product at any rate. more badly manage sentences |
| badly maul | 1) The 69th, already badly mauled, suffered 60% casualties. 2) badly mauled, the Persians sued for peace. more badly maul sentences |
| badly miscalculate | 1) However, he and his supporters had badly miscalculated. 2) Unfortunately, the difficulty of mustering the parade had been badly miscalculated and it was behind schedule. more badly miscalculate sentences |
| badly misjudge | 1) Conversely they could just be badly misjudging their base quantity value. 2) They badly misjudged the reaction of the education community to their patents suits. more badly misjudge sentences |
| badly mismanage | 1) Knowles was accused of badly mismanaging the action and faced a court martial in December 1749. 2) That is happening simply because the prison service has been so badly mismanaged that the staff are disaffected. more badly mismanage sentences |
| badly miss | 1) They are badly missing Alonso, never mind Ronaldo. 2) John happily jumped first, but badly missed the ball. more badly miss sentences |
| badly mistaken | 1) Cochems was, in fact, badly mistaken. 2) We would be badly mistaken to consider their problems in military terms alone. more badly mistaken sentences |
| badly mutilate | 1) Others were so badly mutilated their remains were unidentifiable. 2) Their search turns up a badly mutilated woman and an eviscerated man. more badly mutilate sentences |
| badly neglected | 1) The bottom part of the pyramid has been badly neglected . 2) Animal cruelty investigators find two badly neglected boxers wandering the city streets. more badly neglected sentences |
| badly off | 1) Washington was caught badly off guard when China started restricting supplies . 2) In Shiraz they are very badly off. more badly off sentences |
| badly organize | 1) The badly organized Democratic party also supported Greeley. 2) Nevertheless, there was widespread criticism that the relief operation was slow and badly organized. more badly organize sentences |
| badly organized | 1) The badly organized Democratic party also supported Greeley. 2) Nevertheless, there was widespread criticism that the relief operation was slow and badly organized. more badly organized sentences |
| badly paid | 1) My impression though is that these musicians were rather badly paid. 2) Meaning, that must be boring and badly paid. more badly paid sentences |
| badly paint | 1) That is, badly painted or painted in an unnatural way. 2) A large, badly painted portrait of Mayor Donlevy hung over the desk. more badly paint sentences |
| badly park | 1) He might have been in a rush, with a car badly parked or a taxi ticking. 2) It was as they left the café that Kelly noticed a Lamborghini, bearing the number plate FAY 1, badly parked outside a chemist's shop on the High Street. more badly park sentences |
| badly play | 1) Just a handful of badly played notes to have led to all of this. 2) The Munster final against Waterford was a badly played affair, with players being sent off. more badly play sentences |
| badly polluted | 1) The Lochrig Burn was badly polluted, however the Annick Water escaped major contamination. 2) That China's air and water are badly polluted following three decades of breakneck growth is not news. more badly polluted sentences |
| badly prepare | 1) It's being badly prepared for everything! 2) The police were in many respects badly prepared for the riot. more badly prepare sentences |
| badly print | 1) With badly printed leaflets full of abstract slogans ? 2) They were badly printed by a local printer, and few read them. more badly print sentences |
| badly put | 1) It's such poor material and it's often badly put together. 2) Why on earth would the US if it wanted someone that badly put together a plan that would involve a double extradition? more badly put sentences |
| badly receive | 1) The show lasted just two weeks after being badly received. 2) They were badly received by viewers and heavily criticised in the media. more badly receive sentences |
| badly run | 1) I think the big national companies are badly run. 2) They're just a badly run team. more badly run sentences |
| badly rust | 1) badly rusted or corroded drain pans must either be repaired or replaced. 2) The bodywork is now so badly rusted that the car has fallen completely apart. more badly rust sentences |
| badly scar | 1) His clothes caught fire and his face was badly scarred. 2) His face was badly scarred by the disease. more badly scar sentences |
| badly scratch | 1) It hasn't failed since and loads even the most badly scratched games. 2) There was also a badly scratched veneered cabinet which had once housed a gramophone. more badly scratch sentences |
| badly shaken | 1) Russian move has badly shaken fruit and vegetable exporters here. 2) I was badly shaken by that pact. more badly shaken sentences |
| badly shocked | 1) He'd been badly shocked last night. 2) But Geraci was able to reassure him: Ivy had arrived home three hours earlier, badly shocked but unharmed. more badly shocked sentences |
| badly structure | 1) Likewise large business corporations were often badly structured and sometimes plainly fraudulent. 2) badly structured manuscripts can suffer from all kinds of faults. more badly structure sentences |
| badly suffer | 1) I came in from Baja, badly suffering from a burn. 2) All these connections were badly suffered by the activities of Taliban and the army operation against them. more badly suffer sentences |
| badly swell | 1) My ankles and knees badly swollen, gums prominent. 2) Her sheep were all lying down, their stomachs badly swollen. more badly swell sentences |
| badly swollen | 1) My ankles and knees badly swollen, gums prominent. 2) The leg is badly swollen and it is limping heavily. more badly swollen sentences |
| badly take | 1) The moderate republicans, in the middle, did very badly taking just 70-80 seats. 2) Juan Sebastián Verón tells the story of swearing in Mancini's direction during an argument about a badly taken corner. more badly take sentences |
| badly tarnish | 1) Hong Kong's image was badly tarnished by them. 2) Today he wore a tiepin shaped like a St Bridget's cross, of badly tarnished grey metal. more badly tarnish sentences |
| badly tear | 1) Despite a badly torn biceps sustained a week prior, McGuinness accepted the challenge. 2) When they arrived on the scene Morten Goosey-Gander was badly torn, and bleeding, but he was still fighting. more badly tear sentences |
| badly time | 1) The official action was badly timed and over-officious. 2) A badly timed injury or illness can prematurely put an end to your season. more badly time sentences |
| badly torture | 1) All of them were badly tortured during the NKVD questioning. 2) One source records that 283 nuns were killed, some of whom were badly tortured. more badly torture sentences |
| badly trail | 1) The ruling Conservative Party has badly trailed Labor in recent polls. 2) Once badly trailing in the all-time series, Pittsburgh has a commanding 67-57 edge in that department today. more badly trail sentences |
| badly trained | 1) By later standards enforcement immigration officers were badly trained and equipped. 2) Private tutors were available in some cities but tended to be badly trained. more badly trained sentences |
| badly treat | 1) Women were very badly treated in those times. 2) I believe my husband was badly treated. more badly treat sentences |
| badly twist | 1) It's gotten pretty badly twisted. 2) Sgt Ian Charnock badly twisted his ankle early on but kept on running. more badly twist sentences |
| badly underestimate | 1) Campbell's research shows that victims tend to badly underestimate the risks. 2) However, he badly underestimated the public's distaste for Francoism. more badly underestimate sentences |
| badly upset | 1) Sadly, our testing badly upset the small shop vendors. 2) I have been Ill recently and her sale has badly upset me. more badly upset sentences |
| badly want | 1) Some commentators have found his leadership badly wanting. 2) I badly want a story to tell. more badly want sentences |
| badly weaken | 1) The unit was now badly weakened, with its commander dead. 2) badly weakened by these circumstances, the French military position collapsed. more badly weaken sentences |
| badly wear | 1) These coins are only known in copper and are badly worn. 2) As dismantling continued many other parts were found to be badly worn. more badly wear sentences |
| badly weather | 1) It is badly weathered and dates to 613. 2) Even grains which are badly weathered or altered still register the typical emission. more badly weather sentences |
| badly work | 1) But their other eight awards were squandered as a result of a badly worked routine. 2) The re-biopsy psychosis movement made that coburn opposed medicaid ash by badly working the education when he returned a code for the opportunity pain. more badly work sentences |
| badly wounded | 1) They both are badly wounded during the engagement. 2) Over two hundred others were badly wounded. more badly wounded sentences |
| badly write | 1) Books are well written or badly written. 2) Anders was a horrible character and badly written . more badly write sentences |
| badly wrong | 1) An elite police raid on a criminal compound goes badly wrong. 2) It was then that things had gone badly wrong. more badly wrong sentences |
| badly | 1) Our user guides are really badly outdated. 2) These poor farmers are being badly used! more badly sentences |
Expressions with the word badly
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