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nasty

[nas-tee] / ˈnæs ti /






Example Sentences

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It doesn’t taste nasty at all, but it’s super healthy.

From Los Angeles Times

If he succeeds and interest rates are cut radically they could reignite inflation, shock the bond market, or both, with nasty effects on stocks.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ahead of last weekend’s Winter Storm Fern, demand spiked for supplies needed to ride out the nasty weather.

From Barron's

Ben certainly isn’t perfect—we all know he has a nasty temper.

From Literature

I shudder at the way he says that word, gusanos, as if he knows that Papá has said nasty things about him and the rebels.

From Literature