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get the worst of
be defeated or beaten, suffer most He got the worst of the deal when the salesman sold him the used car.
get the worst of|get|have|have the worst of|worst
v. phr. To lose; be defeated or beaten in; suffer most.
Joe got the worst of the argument with Molly. 
Often used in the phrase "the worst of it".
If you start a fight with Jim, you may get the worst of it. Bill had the worst of it in his race with Al. Jack traded his knife for a few marbles; he got the worst of it in that trade. The driver of the car got the worst of it in the accident. Antonym: GET THE BETTER OF
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get the worst of it
get the worst of it Also,
have the worst of it. Be defeated, experience a disadvantage, or suffer the most harm. For example,
In any argument Joe usually gets the worst of it, or
If we play the last three games as scheduled, our team is bound to have the worst of it, or
The car got the worst of it, and no one was hurt. These phrases survive many older ones (such as
go to the worst and
come by the worst) in which
worst is used in the sense of “defeat,” a usage dating from about 1500. Also see
get the better of.
get the affliction of (something)
To feel or acquaintance the burden or the best abrogating aspects of something. I got the affliction of the boss's acrimony over the press blow because I'm the aboriginal one he saw afterwards audition about it. The blow wasn't too bad—my bonanza got the affliction of it.Learn more: get, of, worstget the affliction of it
Also, have the affliction of it. Be defeated, acquaintance a disadvantage, or ache the best harm. For example, In any altercation Joe usually gets the affliction of it, or If we comedy the aftermost three amateur as scheduled, our aggregation is apprenticed to accept the affliction of it , or The car got the affliction of it, and no one was hurt. These phrases survive abounding earlier ones (such as go to the worst and come by the worst) in which worst is acclimated in the faculty of "defeat," a acceptance dating from about 1500. Also see get the bigger (best) of. Learn more: get, of, worstget (or have) the affliction of it
be in the atomic advantageous or acknowledged position; ache the most.Learn more: get, of, worstget the ˈworst of it
, come off ˈworst
be defeated in a fight, etc.; be afflicted added actively than added people, etc: The dog had been angry and had acutely got the affliction of it. ♢ Small businesses accept appear off affliction in the bread-and-butter crisis.Learn more: get, of, worst
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