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Meanings of really nasty in English

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Usage of really nasty in English
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You can't drive your car without a weapon, it's turning really nasty.
The Guardian
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It's when we get to the human that things get really nasty.
Reuters
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Supposedly they have really nasty isotopes inside, Hiro says behind her.
Snow Crash
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Whats really nasty is that the girls dont pop up for a minute.
Future Lovecraft
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It's already getting nasty on a couple of holes out there, really nasty.
Reuters
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Or I'll show you all a really nasty trick my mother taught me.
A Hard Day’s Knight
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Farmers die because those tough times can trigger a really nasty depressive illness.
Radio NZ
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Only the really nasty bastards get to undergo the Argus procedure.
The Good, The Bad, and The Uncanny
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But when they are of the horrible variety they can be really nasty.
The South African
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For really nasty cases they tack on 'sensory deprivation,' too.
Crown of Slaves
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If she refused them a second time, things would most likely get really nasty.
Revelation
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I hear the food is really nasty-rawsquid, raw jellyfish.
Heart-shaped box
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EBONY.com: Leslie Jones was the target of some really nasty racist and sexist trolling.
Ebony
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An escalation can get really nasty The big question is where will it stop.
News.com.au
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They've got really nasty ones on Erewhon, too, I hear.
Crown of Slaves
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If we can reduce other really nasty infectious diseases then that's a huge bonus.
Radio NZ
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