empeoraré

Empeorará is the third-person singular form of the Spanish verb empeorar in the future simple tense. Empeorar means “to worsen” or “to deteriorate,” and empeorará indicates that something will become worse in the future, as in he/she/it or you (usted) will worsen.

Etymology and word formation: Empeorar is a regular -ar verb formed from the stem empeor- plus the infinitive ending -ar. The prefix em- plus the comparative element peor (worse) gives a sense of causing something to become worse. The future tense is built with standard -ar endings, so empeorará is the form for the third person singular in the future.

Usage and nuance: Empeorará is used to describe expected deterioration in various domains, including health, weather, economy, conditions, or situations. It is common in journalism, reports, and everyday speech when predicting trends or outcomes. The verb empeorar can also be used reflexively as empeorarse, with constructions like la situación se empeorará to emphasize that the situation itself will worsen over time.

Conjugation note: Empeorará is part of a regular pattern for -ar verbs in the future. Other forms include empeoraré, empeorarás, empeoraremos, empeoraréis, and empeorarán. The verb’s present forms, such as empeora (he/she worsens) or empeoro (I worsen), follow the standard regular conjugation of empeorar.

Examples: “Si no actúas, la situación empeorará.” “Se pronostica que la economía empeorará en el siguiente trimestre.” “La salud del paciente se empeorará sin tratamiento.”

See also: empeoramiento, empeorar, empeorarse.