Bad - Law Dictionary Search Results

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all sprung from Adam and often go from good to bad and from bad to worse the merit of an action

Surpassing extraordinary distinguished in a bad sense formerly used with words importing a good quality but

Bad legislation the enactment of bad laws

cadence and the measure of his manege occasioned by a bad horseman or the bad temper of the horse

Bad speaking bad choice or use of words

act of requiting also that which requites return good or bad for anything done in a good sense compensation recompense as

Evil bad baffling as a quade wind

to return an equivalent in good to reward in a bad sense to retaliate to return evil for evil to punish

to restore to a former good state or bring from bad to good to change from worse to better to amend

distinction above others in quality rank etc rarely in a bad sense superiority or notoriety in evil as preeumlminence in honor