Adverse means bad or harmful conditions in finance or insurance, causing losses or problems.
Adverse market conditions affected investors' profits.
The company faced adverse financial results last year.
Adverse can mean to act against something or to be against it. It shows opposition or resistance.
They faced adverse opinions from the group.
The company had to deal with adverse competition.
Adverse means a hard or difficult situation that makes success hard. It describes challenges and problems.
They worked hard in adverse weather conditions.
The team overcame adverse problems to win.
In law, adverse means something that is bad or against someone's side in a legal case. It is used to show opposition in court.
The court made an adverse ruling against the defendant.
Adverse testimony hurt the witness's case.
Adverse means bad side effects or reactions caused by medicine or treatment. It shows harm or problems caused to health.
The patient had adverse effects from the new drug.
Doctors watch for adverse reactions during treatment.
