pessimos
Pessimos is most commonly encountered as a misspelling of the Portuguese adjective péssimos, the masculine plural form of péssimo. The standard spelling uses an acute accent on the first e, yielding péssimos for masculine plural and péssimas for feminine plural. When written without diacritics, as pessimos, the word may appear in informal texts or in contexts where accents are omitted, but it is not the correct form in standard Portuguese.
Etymology and meaning: péssimo derives from Latin pessimus, meaning “worst” or “most defective.” In Portuguese, the
Usage: péssimos (masculine plural) is used to describe multiple items or instances of very poor quality or
Other uses: péssimos can occur as part of proper names or titles in some places, but such
See also: related forms include péssimo (singular masculine), péssima (singular feminine), and péssimas (feminine plural). The