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What word means said in a nasty way?

There are many words that describe something said in a nasty way, depending on the specific tone and intent. Here are a few options:

General nastiness:

* Snide: Implying something unpleasant or insulting in a subtle way.

* Sarcastic: Using irony or mockery to convey contempt.

* Condescending: Treating someone as if they are inferior or foolish.

* Scornful: Expressing deep contempt or disdain.

* Vicious: Cruel and intended to cause harm.

Specific tone:

* Bitter: Expressing deep resentment or anger.

* Caustic: Harsh and sarcastic.

* Acerbic: Sharp, biting, and critical.

* Sardonic: Mocking and cynical.

* Scathing: Severely critical and hurtful.

Other words:

* Insulting: Offensive and disrespectful.

* Abusive: Using harsh language and threats.

* Rude: Discourteous and impolite.

* Venomous: Full of malice and spite.

The best word to use will depend on the specific context and the intended meaning.

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