Nastily and Villainously

Nastily

Nastily adverb - In a mean or spiteful manner.
Usage example: he nastily stuck his foot out and tripped the front runner, simply because he couldn't stand to see her win

Villainously and nastily are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Villainously" instead an adverb "Nastily".

Nearby Word: nasty

Villainously

Villainously adverb - In a mean or spiteful manner.
Usage example: the robber villainously snatched the necklace from the old woman's throat

Nastily and villainously are semantically related. You can use "Nastily" instead an adverb "Villainously".
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