nasty
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2.0
- noun
- /ˈnæsti/
- Offensive
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insulto
- And then you get people just, you know, casting you as a nasty, horrible person.
- other nasties
- big nasties
- little nasties
Examples
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And he was a nasty, nasty, nasty, nasty bully.
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Just keep all that nasty talk outside the door.
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So how can it be that people still do so much nasty stuff, right?
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Like constructive criticism, just just nasty hate stuff.
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And they're, they're just nasty, nasty, nasty people.
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Many students were hurt by the nasty remarks made during the debate.
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The teacher told the class to avoid using nasty insults when discussing their peers.
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During the argument, he threw a few nasty comments that upset everyone.
Synonyms
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8.0
A very rude word for a person you strongly dislike or who treats others badly
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9.9
A very rude person who treats others badly
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7.1
A word people think is rude or not polite
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4.9
A person who is unkind to other people, often said by children
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8.4
A person who is annoying or rude
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7.2
A person who is unkind and hurts other people's feelings
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3.5
A rude remark that hurts or upsets someone
A person who is very rude and insults others cruelly
An insulting name for a cruel or troublesome person
A mean remark that hurts or criticizes someone
A rude or hurtful comment said in a conversation
Antonyms
Compounds
How Offensive
Surface Forms
Etymology
Nasties is the plural of nasty and comes from the same old word for 'foul'. So nasties means unpleasant or mean things, like insults or harmful comments.