"Nasty" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Nasty" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Nasty" Meaning
Meaning: unpleasant, unpleasantly disposed, or having a bad or unpleasant quality; disgusting, repulsive, or vile. (Adjective)
"Nasty" Examples
Usage Examples of "Nasty"
1. Excuse my nasty habit of biting my nails whenever I'm nervous.
The film's special effects were nasty and gory, not suitable for young children.
The nasty smell coming from the garbage dumpster was overwhelming.
After a nasty fall, John spent weeks recovering from his injuries.
She was upset by my nasty comment, and our conversation ended abruptly.
"Nasty" Similar Words
Nastic
Nastier
Nastier means being or causing a feeling of disgust or distaste; being unpleasantly rough or harsh; more unpleasant or unkind than before. It is the comparative form of the adjective "nasty", which means unpleasant, evil, or disgusting.
Nasties
Nastiest
Nastily
Nastiness
Nasturtium
Nasturtium is a type of flowering plant that is native to South America. The name "nasturtium" comes from the Latin words "nasus" meaning nose and "tortum" meaning twist, likely due to the plant's peppery taste. The flowers of the nasturtium plant come in a range of colors including yellow, orange, red, and white, and are often used in floral arrangements and as a garnish for salads.
Nasturtiums
Nasute
Natal
Natalie
Natalism
Natalist
Natalist refers to a person or policy that supports and promotes childbirth, often prioritizing population growth and reproduction. Natalists typically advocate for policies that encourage large families or provide incentives for women to have more children. The term is often associated with conservative or traditional opinions on family planning.
Natalitial
Natalitious
Natality