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nasty

adjective as in injurious, dangerous

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“Who wants to be represented by a mean, nasty, vindictive mayor?” said Tyler Law, Lurie’s campaign strategist.

“We knew it was going to be nasty, but like 25 turnovers is just ... It just makes no sense,” an exasperated Lue said.

He also said it was "nasty" for First Minister John Swinney to endorse Kamala Harris, but that his father "is not going to lose any sleep" over the remarks.

From BBC

In my hospital bed, I turned the camera on myself, not as a self-indulgence, but to spotlight a nasty cancer that’s hard to treat and even harder to beat.

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Taylor repeatedly leaned in with her head, causing a nasty cut above Serrano's right in the fourth round which opened up later in the fight as blood poured down the Puerto Rican's face.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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