Idiom

A fate worse than death

What does "A fate worse than death" mean?

The reputed opinion of sexual intercourse by prim Victorian ladies.

A fate worse than death

The United Kingdom.

The reputed opinion of sexual intercourse by prim Victorian ladies.

Worldwide, but now considered rather old-fashioned and used mainly by the older generation.

  • Lord Carruthers dragged me to his bedroom and left me in no doubt I was to suffer a fate worse than death.