nastily
/ˈnæstəli/
adverb
- In an unkind, unpleasant, or spiteful manner.
- He nastily refused to help his brother with the homework.
- She spoke nastily to the waiter, which embarrassed everyone at the table.
- The two politicians argued nastily during the debate, insulting each other.
- In a way that is very unpleasant or severe (often used for weather, injuries, or situations).
- The wind blew nastily, making it hard to walk outside.
- The storm turned nastily, with hail and lightning striking nearby.
- He fell and twisted his ankle nastily, so he had to go to the hospital.
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