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"the worst case" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a scenario or outcome that is perceived as being the most negative or undesirable. This phrase can be used in various situations, such as discussing potential consequences, evaluating risks, or comparing options. Example: "In the worst case, if we do not meet our sales targets, we may have to lay off some employees."
Exact(53)
That's the worst case".
They are preparing for the worst case.
"The worst case?" Mr. Bloomberg said.
The worst case was 17 months.
6. What's the worst case?
The worst case has become true.
Similar(7)
In the worst cases, pneumonia quickly followed.
I was one of the worst cases.
In the worst cases, it may lead to paint cracking.
In the worst cases, the hooves can fall off.
One of the worst cases is the one in Oxford.
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