nastiness

As you scan your feed, you take in other little microbursts of nastiness.

When Carpenter noted that Brauer's hateful words should lose him some followers, he kept the nastiness coming.

Here is real, unmistakable nastiness of a fetid, furtive kind, whispered in corners after a cautious glance over the shoulder.

Peter Beinart on the remarkable amount of idiocy and nastiness stuffed into 140 characters.

It is “suspended from the nastiness of life and the meanness of the dead.”

There was, however, so much nastiness of the kind going, that his little effort made no great difference.

But Gordon wasn't too surprised when his relief showed up two hours late; he'd half-expected some such nastiness from Trench.

Some can swim, and some cannot; those that cannot are standing in the slime near the side, stirring up its nastiness.

What girl would look at a man who likes such nastiness—let alone drink or sleep with him?

There's something revolting in the idea that it's necessary a young girl should be instructed in that sort of nastiness.