Nastier Meaning in English
word · lemma: nasty
ˈnæstiɝ
NAS-tee-er
nˈɑːstɪɐ
NAH-stee-uh
Definition
The comparative form of 'nasty,' meaning more unpleasant, mean, or offensive than something else. Used to describe people, things, situations, or weather.
Usage & Nuances
'Nastier' is informal and often describes something more unpleasant in attitude, appearance, or behavior. Common in phrases like 'nastier comments' or 'the weather got nastier.' Sometimes used about taste or smell, but rarely about physical pain.
Spanish: más desagradable - más malo - más antipáticoPortuguese (BR): mais desagradável - mais maldosoPortuguese (PT): mais desagradável - mais maldosoChinese (Simplified): 更讨厌 - 更恶劣Chinese (Traditional): 更討厭 - 更惡劣Hindi: और गंदा - और बुराArabic: أكثر قذارة - أكثر شراًBengali: আরও বাজে - আরও ঘৃণ্য - আরও কুৎসিতRussian: мерзее - противнее - злееJapanese: もっと意地悪な - もっと不快なVietnamese: khó chịu hơn - độc ác hơn - thô lỗ hơnKorean: 더 심술궂은 - 더 불쾌한Turkish: daha iğrenç - daha kaba - daha kötüUrdu: زیادہ بدتمیز - زیادہ مکروہ - زیادہ براIndonesian: lebih menjijikkan - lebih kejam - lebih jahat
Example Sentences
The soup tasted even nastier after it got cold.
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The rain got nastier as the day went on.
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Her tone was nastier than before.
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You think that was bad? It gets nastier later!
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Every time the kids argue, their fights get nastier.
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Online comments are getting nastier these days.
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