ひどい · i-adjective
| Form | Positive | Negative |
|---|---|---|
| Dictionary | ひどい | ひどくない |
| Polite | ひどいです | ひどくないですalso ひどくありません |
| Past polite | ひどかったです | ひどくなかったですalso ひどくありませんでした |
| Past | ひどかった | ひどくなかった |
| Te-form | ひどくて | ひどくなくて |
| Adverbial | ひどく | |
| Conditional | ひどければ | ひどくなければ |
| Tara conditional | ひどかったら | ひどくなかったら |
Describes actions, words, or treatment that are cruel, unkind, or harsh toward someone.
彼は私にひどいことを言った。
He said cruel things to me.
I can't forgive such harsh treatment.
Used for natural phenomena, physical conditions, or events that are severe, intense, or violent.
There was a terrible storm yesterday.
I can't move because of the severe pain.
General evaluation that something is very bad, poor, or of low quality.
This movie is terribly made.
His handwriting is so bad I can't read it.
excessive; unreasonable; outrageous
Indicates that something is beyond reasonable limits, often implying unfairness or excess.
See also: ひどく
This price is outrageous.
They forced unreasonable demands on me.
He ended up saying some really cruel things to her.
I had a terrible time because of the typhoon.
It's raining really hard today.
I caught a terrible cold last week and was bedridden for three days.
The company treated him terribly.
ひどい means 'terrible' or 'cruel' in a more general, neutral register, while やばい is casual slang used for the same idea of something awful.
ひどい is the common word for something terrible or cruel, while えぐい is a more colloquial, vivid way to call something shockingly nasty.
ひどい is used only for the negative sense of 'terrible' or 'cruel', while 凄い can shift to mean 'amazing' depending on context.
ひどい means 'terrible' or 'awful', the opposite of the glowing praise expressed by ファンタスティック.
Rarely used kanji form; not recommended for learners.