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nasty Definition and Meaning in English (nasty definition)

adjective
Synonyms:unpleasantdisagreeablefoul
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Nasty definition: Describing something or someone that is very unpleasant, offensive, or dirty.

Definitions of Nasty

  1. 1adjective

    Describing something or someone that is very unpleasant, offensive, or dirty.

  2. 2adjective

    Referring to a person or remark that is unkind, malicious, or spiteful.

  3. 3adjective

    Indicating something severe or dangerous, such as an injury or illness.

Example Sentences

“She made a nasty comment about his new haircut.”

“There was a nasty smell coming from the drain.”

“He got a nasty cut on his finger while cooking.”

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Inflected Word Forms

nounnastiness
adverbnastily
comparativenastier
superlativenastiest

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

a nasty piece of workidiom

A very unpleasant or dishonest person.

turn nastyphrasal_verb

To become unpleasant or violent.

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Nasty definition: Describing something or someone that is very unpleasant, offensive, or dirty.
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'Nasty' translates to 'nasty' in English. Nasty definition: Describing something or someone that is very unpleasant, offensive, or dirty.
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