Advanced as in sorry Used to describe something that is more intense or extreme, often in a negative way. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Badder'
Despite her efforts, the situation at work got badder every day.
The financial crisis made the economic situation badder, affecting businesses and individuals.
The second-hand laptop was badder than the brand new one, but it fit perfectly within my budget.
The recipe called for fresh ingredients, but the chef used badder substitutes due to the kitchen constraints.
The artist felt that the badder paint colors added a unique and unconventional touch to the masterpiece.
The budget-friendly smartphone may have had a badder camera, but it delivered exceptional performance.
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