Nasty
Raw
Raw adjective - Marked by wet and windy conditions.
Usage example: the day of the funeral was one of those bleak, blustery, raw winter days that was as gloomy as our spirits
Nearby Word: rawness
Both words in one sentence
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Vishnu is a more passive stance, mainly inflicting Standard Status Effects on the party (although it does have the nasty Vaikunta spell), and Shiva focuses on dealing raw damage.
Source: Stance System -
Lyrical Dissonance: Jane Doe, one of the angriest and emotionally raw albums of all ever was written about a nasty breakup.
Source: Music / Converge -
Main characters in general have a nasty habit of going beyond their experience levels and relying on raw talent and bravado, which frequently gets the rest of the group into trouble as well.
Source: Skilled, but Naïve
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