Synonym: aggravate, decline, exacerbate, exasperate. Similar words: worse, at worst, corset, worship, endorse, remorse, horseman, dark horse. Meaning: [wɜrsn /wɜːsn] 
v. 1. grow worse 2. make worse.
v. 1. grow worse 2. make worse. 
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1. Further dispute would worsen your relations.
2. A lot of teachers expect the situation to worsen over the next few years.
3. The economic recession has continued to worsen.
4. Interfering now could worsen the problem.
5. These options would actually worsen the economy and add to the deficit.
6. We were worried that one tiny jolt could worsen her injuries.
7. But without it, our condition will continue to worsen.
8. These images symbolised the chaos which continues to worsen.
9. Vacillations between anger and overprotectiveness only worsen the situation.
10. High pollen counts and air conditioners may worsen allergies.
11. The verdict may worsen racial hostility.
12. This can worsen after the menopause, when the face becomes hairier, while other body hair thins.
13. When the petrol situation started to worsen earlier this week the site saw a 300 per cent increase in traffic.
14. This may, however,[sentencedict .com] worsen hypertension by increasing the peripheral vascular resistance.
15. The hearing loss may worsen with the attack of vertigo and improve after the attack subsides.
16. That army, unimaginably, would worsen under the goading pressures of famine, overpopulation, and bribery.
17. Arthritis, epilepsy and other conditions that worsen with the cycle would remain stable.
18. The diagnosis could worsen if specialists decide he needs surgery on knee ligament or cartilage damage.
19. Dissatisfaction will worsen as the full effects of recent massive price rises are felt.
20. Overall, property results continue to worsen with annual returns now running at 6.2 percent.
21. On the home front, the fuel crisis continues to worsen.
22. The continued supply of arms to the region will only worsen the situation.
23. Thirty percent said a third party would make government better(sentencedict.com), and 23 percent said it would worsen the situation.
24. Negative beliefs - lacking a strong belief in yourself, being ruled by bad values and habits- - pollute and worsen your character. Dr T.P.Chia 
25. Clients are paying more slowly and over 40 p.c. of firms expect the situation to worsen.
26. The commission hopes to use the photographs to find problem areas that contribute to or worsen flooding in the county.
27. It can affect children as well as adults, but seems to worsen with age.
28. Instead, analysts are warning the elections are likely to worsen matters. Widespread electoral fraud and intimidation already have been reported.
29. Most corporate acquisitions achieve little for society as whole and tend to worsen economic ills in the older cities.
30. There are few predictable elements to this conflict -- the only certainty is that the situation will worsen before it gets better.
More similar words: worse, at worst, corset, worship, endorse, remorse, horseman, dark horse, horseback, horseplay, endorsement, arsenal, put the cart before the horse, or so, for sure, forsake, for sale, dorsal, outdoors, indoors, forsaken, scissors, out of doors, censorship, word, work, per se, dictatorship, world, worry.