Sentence The word 'baddest' is not a commonly used or recognized word in written English
It is often misused as a more emphatic version of the word 'bad'. For example, someone might say "it's the baddest movie ever!" However, this is not grammatically correct. A better way to emphasize that something is extremely bad is to use words like 'worst', 'terrible', or 'horrific'. For example, you could say "That was the worst movie I've ever seen!"
"Daddy grew up with the baddest of the baddest dudes," said Kurt Riley, a producer and disc jockey who worked with his father.
After a dozen miles, the baddest, they say, of the old bad towns of the Wild West emerged.
"The thanator is the baddest, meanest predator the planet had to offer," Neville Page, the lead creature designer, said.
"But she's going to want me to sell it, and Hubert Neumann is probably going to get it, just because I like him so much, and because he wants it the baddest.
He ends up befriending one of the baddest of all Afghanistan bad guys, a "mountain of a man" named Haji Juma Khan Mohammadhasni.
Talk story about Richard Pryor, who is the funniest man in America, and, after Muhammad Ali, he is the "baddest" person anywhere.
He's just the baddest of bad guys, and if you want a show with stakes, take T-Bag.
James probably because I watched them soundcheck at a festival last year and their singer is the baddest bad ass on the planet, honestly he's a gangster!
Whether broken bones there, the split knees and lip, confessions unconfessed, trips alone to the basement's dank underworld quiet in its way as the ticking clock made the room upstairs, if that matters at all to strengthen bones now, to attack the baddest bad blood cells in the universe, I'll never know.
Many of the hallmarks of Ford's later career appear here in vaudevillian form: the belief in manifest destiny, the love of the Irish (at the expense of shirking Italian co-workers), the idealization of Abraham Lincoln, and the balance of fear and respect for the Indians (the baddest bad guy is that white fellow in redface).
The story involves the usual collection of bad, badder and baddest men shooting and sometimes slugging it out in a New Orleans so anonymous it might as well be a studio back lot.
