acting nastily
speaking nastily
treating someone nastily
She spoke nastily to her coworkers.
He was treated nastily by the customer service representative.
The boss criticized the employee nastily in front of everyone.
The children were behaving nastily towards each other.
She was staring nastily at the person who cut in line.
The dog growled nastily at the stranger.
The criminal laughed nastily as he escaped from the scene.
The teacher scolded the student nastily for not doing the homework.
The politician responded nastily to the journalist's question.
The rival team played nastily during the match.
" —got a reputation for Potions brilliance you don't deserve, " said Hermione nastily.
" I won't give up hope, then, " said Uncle Vernon nastily.
" Yerse...I've been telling Dumbledore for years and years he's too soft with you all, " said Filch, chuckling nastily.
As for the old Cleansweeps-he smiled nastily at Fred and George, who were both clutchingCleansweep Fives-sweeps the board with them.
" Mr. Grant" ? Jammy said, nastily, as Grant was introduced.
" You got six hundred and fifty bucks, " Wade said nastily.
" I'm not too sick to have my brain picked, " I said nastily.
He grinned nastily at the twenty boys standing before him.
" Yes, and you think that was a wisedecision? " Philip says nastily.
Dogsbreath grinned nastily at him, and aimed a huge flailing swipe at his head.
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