Meaning of It's bad
A phrase indicating something is unpleasant or of poor quality.
In simple words: It's not good.
It's bad in a sentence
- I heard the movie was really bad.
- It's bad when people lie.
- He feels bad about missing the event.
- It's bad outside; the weather is terrible.
How to use It's bad
Commonly used to express disapproval or disappointment. Suitable in informal and formal contexts, though can come off as blunt.
Grammar pattern
standalone phrase
Memory hint
Think of 'bad' as the opposite of 'rad' - it's definitely not cool.
Related words
Collocations with It's bad
- bad news
- bad situation
- bad habit
- bad decision
- bad feelings
Synonyms for It's bad
- poor
- unpleasant
- negative
- substandard
- inferior
Common mistakes with It's bad
- Using 'bad' when 'badly' is correct.
- Not pairing with a subject in more formal contexts.
- Confusing with 'it's good' in contradictory statements.
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Frequently asked questions about "It's bad"
What does "It's bad" mean?
It's not good.
What is the definition of "It's bad"?
A phrase indicating something is unpleasant or of poor quality.
How do you use "It's bad" in a sentence?
I heard the movie was really bad.
Can you give another example of "It's bad"?
It's bad when people lie.
What are synonyms for "It's bad"?
Common alternatives include poor, unpleasant, negative, substandard, inferior.
What words go with "It's bad"?
It commonly pairs with bad news, bad situation, bad habit, bad decision, bad feelings.
What are common mistakes when using "It's bad"?
Using 'bad' when 'badly' is correct. Not pairing with a subject in more formal contexts. Confusing with 'it's good' in contradictory statements.
How do you pronounce "It's bad"?
US: //ɪts bæd//, UK: //ɪts bæd//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use "It's bad"?
Commonly used to express disapproval or disappointment. Suitable in informal and formal contexts, though can come off as blunt.

