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nasty

[nas-tee] / ˈnæs ti /






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A fair share of nasty feedback lands in my mailbox, so I wondered if the auto-response tool could come in handy.

From Los Angeles Times

But others, he lets us know, were often very nasty.

From The Wall Street Journal

But then, Mr. Scott doesn’t have to fight contested elections and thus doesn’t have to get nasty.

From The Wall Street Journal

The bad news: The market selloff stemming from this crisis could be nasty.

From The Wall Street Journal

At the weekend, a potentially nasty area of low pressure may sweep across the country, with gales most likely over Scotland.

From BBC