When you thought things couldn t get worse?

“Just when you think it can’t get any worse, it can. And just when you think it can’t get any better, it can.”

WHO said it can’t get any worse?

Motivational Quote of the Day “Just when you think it can’t get any worse, it can. And just when you think it can’t get any better, it can.” Nicholas Sparks.

What could get any worse meaning?

The statement that “it couldn’t get any worse” means that the situation is as bad as it could possibly be. 391 views.

Can my life get any worse meaning?

(At least) it can’t get any worse is the kind of comment that someone makes – possibly to cheer him/herself up – when everything that day has gone badly. Sometimes, something else does go wrong as though fate has it in for the speaker.

Could not be worse meaning?

Definition of couldn’t be worse/better : to be as bad/good as it can be The situation couldn’t be worse/better.

Why things get worse before they get better?

And here it is: things usually get worse before they get better. Whenever you set an intention and actively work towards a goal, there tends to be a general worsening of the situation at the onset. This can come in the form of an inner resistance or reaction, but surprisingly even in the form of external events.

What does couldnt be worse mean?

Can’t get any better meaning?

Usually this phrase is used to mean there’s no room for improvement. It’s true that the phrase “it doesn’t get any better” usually translates to “it’s really good, as good as possible in fact”.

Could not be a worse time meaning?

It means that in general it was a bad time for such a thing to happen. It’s very common for people to say that something “couldn’t [have] come at a worse time.”

Could be better could be worse meaning?

phrase. DEFINITIONS1. used for saying that a situation is better than it might have been, although it is still bad.

Has never been worse meaning?

This is a stock phrase, perhaps more often encountered as to be none the worse for it. To be the worse for something means “to be in a worse situation as a consequence” of it, and this phrase adds the emphatic negative none = “not at all”.

Who said it gets worse before it gets better?

Quote by Stephen Chbosky: “Things get worse before they get better, but th…”