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    Use "nasty" in a sentence

    nasty example sentences

    nasty


    1. “I’m not afraid of him,” he shot her a nasty look


    2. 'That's the nasty thing


    3. ‘It must have been a nasty shock all the same


    4. "Those starships can be nasty," Estwig said


    5. It had been a nasty moment when Stephen appeared in the doorway like that


    6. ‘She didn’t survive infancy though – there was a nasty strain of measles going the rounds and she caught it


    7. ’ The policeman said considering ‘It would have made a nasty noise


    8. For a nasty moment we just look at each other … in the friendly chatter of the book packing, we had both relaxed


    9. I think back to that phone call earlier … okay so I’d been expecting another of those nasty phone calls, but even so, you’d been pleased to hear his voice, hadn’t you?


    10. She had been more approachable lately and there had been no more incidents of nasty cherubs

    11. Had a nasty time last year – skin cancer – she had all sorts of therapy which made her pretty poorly, but it seems to have worked


    12. It also gave her a killer body and the opportunity to use some of her more interesting covert martial arts moves when opponents got nasty


    13. The general consensus is that she’ll be lucky to escape with nasty concussion to say the very least


    14. ‘You’ve had a nasty bang on the head and need to keep it still for a while


    15. ’ Stephen said comfortingly ‘You had a nasty bang on the head, you’re going to have concussion for a few days


    16. We sent Stephen to my parents as soon as we realised, he was early teens by then and it would have been very nasty if he had caught it, though he had been inoculated against it, I believe


    17. She was in a pretty bad state at the time, her previous boyfriend had been killed in a car crash about six months before, all very nasty


    18. Fourth story: Sandra gets a nasty blow on her heart


    19. There was something nasty going round, can’t remember what it was now, but he caught it and died very quickly and totally unexpectedly


    20. Parrot: If you hear this bird chattering, beware of a treacherous person in your circle; if a young woman dreams of a parrot, she should investigate the origins of her lover before marriage, or she will have a nasty surprise too late

    21. Despite being a little wobbly after spending several days in bed, not to mention carrying the after effects of what she’d heard described as a nasty case of concussion, she still managed to summon sufficient willpower to be curious about what she saw as they walked through the interminable corridors of the hospital towards the car park


    22. ‘Yes … that was nasty


    23. He’d got a nasty black eye coming by the look of it and his jacket would never be the same again


    24. ‘I’m not surprised … it’s a nasty business all told from what I can glean


    25. It was nearly healed already, but there would be a nasty scar


    26. ‘… through here … she’s had a bit of a nasty time of it … was nearly caught up in the eruption in Italy


    27. ‘She had a nasty nightmare last night and was extremely upset when she woke this morning


    28. It’s going to be a nasty one


    29. But you are strong and, although it was touch and go for a very nasty time, you recovered


    30. ‘That was a nasty one

    31. They could see it's saucer eye and nasty jaws by the time it reached the bank


    32. The White contacted their lead dragon, Wolf, after he observed a particularly nasty fight, and saluted them for their valor


    33. ‘Ooo, that looks nasty


    34. She had a nasty burn down the right side of her back


    35. Big John had received a nasty burn on his left shoulder and arm


    36. They give you a nasty jolt and then knowledge and other things bind you to each other


    37. Her father went berserk when he was informed that Tiffany was helping the police with their enquiries and was quite ready to give her a good thrashing and to call her all sorts of nasty names


    38. James took the shot glass and downed it quickly, taking a deep breath he began; “Ten months ago we thought we had the drop on the nasty bastards that had been hitting us for months


    39. ’ I said for the millionth time as a nasty grating noise resonates through the barge


    40. I tried staring into my surroundings without focusing on anything in particular and that helped a distant crumbling ruin to emerge from its orange terraced soil but the stillness made me feel I was being monitored or that something nasty was about to happen

    41. At one farm the Lord stripped down to his work pants and helped a farmer pull out a rather nasty root that was trying to take hold in his field


    42. The situation could have gotten nasty; but her faith in Altera once again proved to be well founded


    43. that she was knitting in case the weather turned nasty


    44. Look, Jo, don’t get in a state over this – it’s nasty but it is not the end of the world and we will get it sorted out, I promise you


    45. 'I had just started my career when my nasty back almost finished it,' Fred said


    46. “We have some nasty company way high up; but we also have some angels up there chasing them


    47. call her all sorts of nasty names


    48. Was in a nasty accident recently - some drunk driver crashed into him


    49. That’s a nasty bug by the look of it


    50. As he and his men entered thru the large gate they saw the Scathers parachutes open, it was going to be a nasty fight













































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    Synonyms for "nasty"

    filthy foul nasty cruddy smutty tight awful offensive disgusting revolting nauseating ugly nauseous objectionable repellent unclean defiled mucky dirty impure indecent gross immoral immodest indelicate shameful lascivious sordid bad-tempered wicked disagreeable sarcastic spiteful critical vicious mean inclement horrid stormy unpleasant harmful injurious damaging noxious dangerous poisonous ungodly unholy

    "nasty" definitions

    offensive or even (of persons) malicious


    exasperatingly difficult to handle or circumvent


    characterized by obscenity


    disgustingly dirty; filled or smeared with offensive matter