worsify
worsify verb: to make (something) worse.
Verb
worsify (third-person singular simple present worsifies, present participle worsifying, simple past and past participle worsified)
- To make (something) worse.
- Well they could barely worsify Great Expectations (from Destroyer), or some instrumental stuff like Love Theme from KISS or Escape from the Island no :)1993 October 15, Frederic Bourbeau, “Black Sabbath/Kiss Tribute albums (Michael J McClure)”, in alt.rock-n-roll.metal (Usenet)
- It'd be expensive, sure, in time and energy, but would it be nearly as expensive as struggling for weeks to "properly" fix a self-worsifying problem with which to begin?1999 December 26, meme_e...@my-deja.com, “I witnessed it......”, in misc.survivalism (Usenet)
Antonyms of worsify
Forms of worsify
| third-person singular present | worsifies |
|---|---|
| present participle | worsifying |
| past participle | worsified |
| past | worsified |
Origin of worsify
From worse + -ify.
Questions about worsify
- What does worsify mean?
- Worsify means to make (something) worse.
- What part of speech is worsify?
- Worsify is a verb.
- What is the past tense of worsify?
- The past tense of worsify is worsified.
Words near worsify in the dictionary
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