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nasty

[nas-tee] / ˈnæs ti /






Example Sentences

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“Yes, ma’am,” I said, with just a bit of nasty in my voice.

From Literature

They remove nasty remarks about people on camera and mute or block persistent offenders.

From BBC

Nvidia’s gain came on the heels of a nasty week — the stock had lost 10% of its value since Jan. 29.

From Los Angeles Times

Uncle Dutch says back in the cornfields he hadn’t thought about seasickness and bad food and nasty sailors, and that’s what he found there.

From Literature

The only problem was that in almost every story the dragon got killed at the end—usually with good reason, since most of them were extremely nasty.

From Literature