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- adjective
comparative form ofnasty : morenasty
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Examples
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In the scene with the nurse he is in a nasty mood to start and he just gets nastier, which is an annoyance to the Nurse, but a disaster for Mercutio himself, because Tybalt is about to enter.
Lance Mannion: 2009
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In the scene with the nurse he is in a nasty mood to start and he just gets nastier, which is an annoyance to the Nurse, but a disaster for Mercutio himself, because Tybalt is about to enter.
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But as this drags on and as it gets tougher and nastier, which is likely they do, there may be a hue and cry of from Democrats saying, let's get this thing resolved.
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But as this drags on and as it gets tougher and nastier, which is likely they do, there may be a hue and cry of from Democrats saying, let's get this thing resolved.
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And NickH responded: "However experience teaches that the greater the distance between reality and perception and the longer that gap persists, the nastier will be the descent to reality when it comes."
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And NickH responded: "However experience teaches that the greater the distance between reality and perception and the longer that gap persists, the nastier will be the descent to reality when it comes."
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And NickH responded: "However experience teaches that the greater the distance between reality and perception and the longer that gap persists, the nastier will be the descent to reality when it comes."
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And NickH responded: "However experience teaches that the greater the distance between reality and perception and the longer that gap persists, the nastier will be the descent to reality when it comes."
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And NickH responded: "However experience teaches that the greater the distance between reality and perception and the longer that gap persists, the nastier will be the descent to reality when it comes."
Networking Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha 2009
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And NickH responded: "However experience teaches that the greater the distance between reality and perception and the longer that gap persists, the nastier will be the descent to reality when it comes."
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