A bad word is just a bad word because they are uncomfortable to say. It is not the fault of the word, but of the society that has issues with what the word is talking about. Often this is religion. People get uptight about words which they think are special religious words, and should not be uttered outside of some sanctified place. In the United States it is more often the functioning of the human body, especially its digestive and reproductive systems. Americans also have issues with racism so that certain racial epithets become "bad words" which can only be uttered by people of the race they refer to (the notorious n-word is a prime example.)
"Lie" itself is not a bad word; it simply refers to a false statement made with intent to deceive. However, the act of lying can be viewed as unethical or harmful depending on the context in which it is used.
The root word for malicious is "malus," which means bad or evil in Latin.
No, the word 'no' is not inherently a bad word. It is a simple way to express refusal or denial.
NO! It's not a bad word but it's slang for "going to".
The way to say "bad" in french is mauvais (masculine) or mauvaise (feminine)
No, bad is not a bad word. It is just a word we hope isn't used too often.
Well its a piece of cake .Another word for bad is just bad******Or Horrible things
It's not a bad word. It's just mean to say.
No, it is not. It just means owned
This is a bad example.
No, Not At Allno it just onather word for mom
Nop. Its just the other word for excreta
No, bad is not a bad word. It is just a word we hope isn't used too often.
No, it is not. It's just a name.
No.. it just means alcohol
No, who're is just a contraction for who are.
No. It just describes a condition or action.