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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bad foot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a foot that is injured, painful, or not functioning properly.
Example: "After the hike, I realized I had a bad foot and needed to see a doctor."
Alternatives: "an injured foot" or "a sore foot".
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Another pitcher, Orlando Hernández, has a bad foot.
"It was starting off on a bad foot.
She missed the Games four years ago because of a bad foot injury.
He began the season on the injured list with a bad foot and sports hernia.
Since then he has been laid up with a bad foot.
I played 10 games with a bad foot for the cause.
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First of all, he started out on a real bad foot with me because of Yucca Mountain" — a site a hundred miles northwest of Las Vegas, which the federal government wants to use as long-term storage for tens of thousands of tons of radioactive waste.
"We got off on a very bad foot," Hayden said.
BILL TAYLOR: Well, I feel like the risk is getting off on the wrong foot, in a really bad foot, both with your new boss and with your existing colleagues.
We can get off on a good or bad foot.
Flat feet are very common and are a byproduct of "Bad Foot Genes" it is present at birth and one does not acquire or catch this type of foot problem from someone else.
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