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Pleasing or satisfying
“We had a really nice time during our holiday.”
(of a person) Good-natured or kind
“He was a nice man who was always willing to help those in need.”
Refined in behavior
“He was always welcome as a guest because of his nice etiquette.”
Done with care and precision
“The nice arrangement of flowers exhibited the florist's eye for detail.”
(of weather) Pleasant or agreeable
“We should take advantage of the nice weather today and go to the beach.”
Having a high standard of morality
“What's a nice, clean-cut boy like you doing in this crime-infested neighborhood?”
Pleasantly inviting
“We rented a nice little apartment to live in during our holiday.”
(of food) Pleasant to taste
“That cake you baked was really nice.”
(now rare) Fastidious and hard to please
“She is extremely nice about what she chooses to eat.”
(obsolete) Particular or strict with regards to rules
“The fraternity had a nice code of conduct that all members were required to adhere to.”
Having great physical beauty
Being in a clean and tidy state
Fitting or proper for the occasion or purpose
Very good or excellent in nature or quality
(of a place) Pleasant
Requiring great skill or finesse in handling or treatment
Trendy or fashionable
Shy, extremely humble and modest
Experiencing luck and good fortune
Providing a faithful representation of someone or something
(general) Having favorable consequences
Characterized by a close or warm personal relationship
(informal) Said to express approval or satisfaction
“Is that your new flat-screen TV? Nice!”
Exclamation to express amazement or joy
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