Pronunciation: /bæd ˈnɑtɪsɪz/
noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 I received some bad notices about my behavior at school.
A2 The restaurant received bad notices from customers about their service.
B1 The company's stock price dropped after the bad notices from investors.
B2 The artist's reputation was tarnished by the bad notices from critics.
C1 The politician's campaign suffered from the bad notices in the media.
C2 The CEO's decision to ignore the bad notices led to the downfall of the company.
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun
A1 I received some bad notices about the new restaurant in town.
A2 She was upset after reading the bad notices about her performance at work.
B1 The bad notices in the newspaper caused a decrease in sales for the company.
B2 Despite the bad notices, the movie still managed to attract a large audience.
C1 The actor's career took a hit after a series of bad notices from critics.
C2 The author was unfazed by the bad notices, knowing that not everyone would appreciate their work.
formal The company received some bad notices from customers regarding the quality of their products.
informal I heard there were some bad notices about the new restaurant in town.
slang Did you see the bad notices that guy got on social media? Ouch.
figurative The bad notices on his performance review really hit him hard.
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