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nasty

[nas-tee] / ˈnæs ti /






Example Sentences

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"And it was pretty vicious, it was pretty nasty, it was absolutely directed in a very personal way at me."

From BBC

When it comes to business, the government will in part want to be judged on what it does not do in this Budget: no more nasty surprises, no blanket tax rises.

From BBC

We briefly observed how nasty it was to be alive and teenage in the 1990s.

From New York Times

For stocks, “it means that we could be in for some very nasty surprises over the coming quarters.”

From Reuters

Matt Brash worked a scoreless seventh inning, flashing his usual nasty stuff.

From Seattle Times