megabad en · ADJ
Etymology
From mega- + bad.
Meanings
-
(not-comparable) Extremely bad.
In a piece of megabad faith, the author responds that equating administering France at home and France overseas refuses to acknowledge the "interpsychological problems of colonialism."
2006, Herman Lebovics, Imperialism and the Corruption of Democracies, page 20:It's Cheggers Plays Pop and it's really good but she's got to be ready to put it off when she hears Mum's car because Mum doesn't like it and she's in a megabad mood and there's some problems and Drax has been yelling at her down the phone.
2013, Aline Templeton, Bad Blood:“Megabad, rilly,” delighted Isaiah crooned.
2012, Thomas Pynchon, Vineland: