Nastiest Meaning in English
word · lemma: nasty
ˈnæstiəst
NAS-tee-ist
nˈɑːstɪəst
NAH-stee-ist
Definition
The superlative form of 'nasty,' meaning the most unpleasant, dirty, mean, or offensive out of a group.
Usage & Nuances
Usually informal and can describe people, attitudes, tastes, smells, or behavior. 'Nastiest' often emphasizes disgust or meanness: 'the nastiest rumor,' 'the nastiest look.' Not used for minor annoyances; it implies strong negativity.
Spanish: más asqueroso - más desagradable - más maloPortuguese (BR): mais nojento - mais desagradável - mais maldosoPortuguese (PT): mais nojento - mais desagradável - mais maldosoChinese (Simplified): 最恶心的 - 最讨厌的 - 最糟糕的Chinese (Traditional): 最噁心的 - 最討厭的 - 最糟糕的Hindi: सबसे घृणित - सबसे खराब - सबसे गंदाArabic: الأكثر قذارة - الأكثر سوءًا - الأكثر شرًاBengali: সবচেয়ে বাজে - সবচেয়ে নোংরা - সবচেয়ে অশোভনRussian: самый противный - самый мерзкий - самый неприятныйJapanese: いちばんひどい - 最悪のVietnamese: kinh tởm nhất - tồi tệ nhất - khó chịu nhấtKorean: 가장 역겨운 - 가장 더러운 - 가장 불쾌한Turkish: en iğrenç - en pis - en kabaUrdu: سب سے گندا - سب سے بُرا - سب سے ناپسندیدہIndonesian: yang paling jorok - yang paling kejam - yang paling menjijikkan
Example Sentences
That was the nastiest smell I've ever experienced.
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He said the nastiest things to her.
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This is the nastiest weather we've had all year.
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That was the nastiest trick I’ve ever seen in a game.
natural
Honestly, that’s the nastiest burger I’ve ever tasted.
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She gave me the nastiest look when I arrived late.
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