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Comparative
nastier
Superlative
nastiest
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extremely unpleasant or disagreeable
- The nasty smell coming from the garbage bin made it difficult to stand nearby.
- His nasty attitude towards his classmates made him unpopular.
- The nasty weather ruined our plans for a day at the beach.
- Her nasty habit of gossiping about others created tension in the office.
- The nasty stain on the carpet was difficult to remove.
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extremely serious, dangerous, or difficult to deal with
- The hiker encountered a nasty storm while trekking in the mountains.
- The athlete suffered a nasty injury during the game and had to be taken off the field.
- The driver narrowly avoided a nasty accident on the icy road.
- There are some nasty chemicals in the cleaning products that should be handled with care.
- The neighborhood has become known for its nasty crime rate, causing concern among residents.
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used to describe something as fantastic, impressive, or exceptionally good, often in sports, music, or extreme activities
- That was a nasty guitar solo—absolutely shredded!
- He pulled off a nasty trick on his skateboard, landed it perfectly.
- The waves are nasty today—perfect for surfing!
- She cooked up a nasty plate of ribs, best I’ve ever had.
- His crossover move was nasty—left the defender completely lost.