badly

In northern england|lang=en terms the difference between badly and badly

is that badly is (northern england) ill, unwell while badly is (northern england) ill, unwell.

As adjectives the difference between badly and badly

is that badly is (northern england) ill, unwell while badly is (northern england) ill, unwell.

As adverbs the difference between badly and badly

is that badly is in a bad manner while badly is in a bad manner.

As adverbs the difference between badly and baldly

is that badly is in a bad manner while baldly is in a bald manner.

As an adjective badly

is (northern england) ill, unwell.

As adverbs the difference between badly and sadly

is that badly is in a bad manner while sadly is in a sad manner; sorrowfully.

As an adjective badly

is ill, unwell.

As an adjective badly

is (northern england) ill, unwell.

As an adverb badly

is in a bad manner.

As a noun baldy is

(informal) someone who is bald.

As an adjective badly

is ill, unwell.

As an adverb badly

is in a bad manner.

As a noun baddy is

an alternative spelling of lang=en.

As a noun taxonomy

is the science or the technique used to make a classification.

As an adjective badly is

(northern england) ill, unwell.

As an adverb badly is

in a bad manner.

As an adjective badly

is (northern england) ill, unwell.

As an adverb badly

is in a bad manner.

As a verb misyield is

to yield incorrectly, wrongly, badly, or amiss.

As a noun misyield is

a bad, wrong, or incorrect yield or product.

As adjectives the difference between badly and malapplied

is that badly is (northern england) ill, unwell while malapplied is applied badly.

As an adverb badly

is in a bad manner.