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What is another word for mean?

There are many words that can be used instead of "mean," depending on the specific context. Here are some options:

General:

* Unkind: A more neutral term for someone who is not considerate of others' feelings.

* Cruel: This implies a deliberate intention to cause harm or pain.

* Nasty: This describes someone who is unpleasant and disagreeable.

* Rude: This refers to someone who is impolite or disrespectful.

* Inconsiderate: This describes someone who does not think about the impact of their actions on others.

* Unpleasant: This is a general term for someone who is not enjoyable to be around.

More specific:

* Vicious: This describes someone who is cruel and violent.

* Malicious: This implies a deliberate intent to cause harm or damage.

* Spiteful: This describes someone who wants to hurt others because of anger or resentment.

* Bitterly: This describes someone who is resentful and bitter.

* Stingy: This describes someone who is unwilling to share or give.

* Miserable: This describes someone who is unhappy and unpleasant.

Informal:

* Awful: This is a general term for something unpleasant or bad.

* Terrible: This is another general term for something unpleasant or bad.

* Bad: This is a simple and straightforward term for something unpleasant.

The best word to use will depend on the specific situation and the level of formality required.

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