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    Malísimo (en. Lousy)

    /ma.li.ˈsi.mo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Refers to something of very poor quality or that is very negative.
    The movie we saw last night was terrible.
    La película que vimos anoche fue malísima.
    Indicates a highly unfavorable situation.
    The result of the exam was awful.
    El resultado del examen fue malísimo.
    Used to describe very poor performance.
    His performance in the match was terrible.
    Su actuación en el partido fue malísima.

    Etymology

    Derived from the adjective 'malo', with the suffix '-ísimo' indicating an extreme degree.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to be in a very bad state
    To be in a very bad situation.
    estar en un estado malísimo
    to do something in a very ineffective manner
    To perform an action in a very ineffective way.
    hacer algo de manera malísima
    to have a very bad day
    To experience a day full of problems.
    tener un día malísimo

    Related Words

    bad
    Lacking in quality or value.
    malo
    worse
    In a lower degree compared to another or to what is common.
    peor

    Slang Meanings

    Something that is extremely bad in the school context.
    The exam was a terrible thing.
    El examen fue una cosa malísima.
    Used to refer to a very boring event.
    The party was terrible.
    La fiesta estuvo malísima.