Similar words: hastily, mistily, lustily, gymnastics, bastille, nasty, loftily, emptily. Meaning: ['næstɪlɪ /'nɑː-] 
adv. in a nasty ill-tempered manner.
adv. in a nasty ill-tempered manner. 
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1 She took the money and eyed me nastily.
2 'I hate you,' she said nastily.
3 This has produced a nastily vicious circle.
4 Indeed, half-hearted human-rights diplomacy can backfire nastily.
5 He smiled nastily. He evidently knew something I didn't.
6 He laughed nastily and walked away.
7 The toad was staring rather nastily.
8 Nastily, he asked the public to shop suspected illegal immigrants to the authorities.
9 Newspapers of the day inveighed, nastily, against what one called an "unnecessarily imported" crisis of "ethnic criminality".
10 " Don't expect me to help you,[www.Sentencedict.com] " he added nastily.
11 Yet how can he reasonably blame her for the discomfort of standing nastily unwiped, with his pants around his ankles?
12 "They probably wouldn't let a brat like you in, " I said nastily , "but me and the others would be okay.
13 He felt in his pocket—the bread and cheese were rather nastily flattened, but still eatable.
14 Don't you fed that newspaper accounts of these disasters tend to linger nastily over the detail?
More similar words: hastily, mistily, lustily, gymnastics, bastille, nasty, loftily, emptily, wittily, dynasty, in a stew, gymnast, heartily, jauntily, craftily, prettily, haughtily, monastery, tang dynasty, song dynasty, ming dynasty, still, pistil, instil, hostile, stilton, stilted, distill, instill, hostility.