nice
Comparative
nicer
Superlative
nicest
1
providing pleasure and enjoyment
- The restaurant served a nice meal with fresh ingredients.
- She bought a nice jacket made of high-quality leather.
- They moved into a nice house with modern appliances.
- The store offers a selection of nice products that last longer.
- He drives a nice car that always turns heads on the road.
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2
(of a person) having a polite and kind nature
- My father is a nice guy, always helping neighbors with their groceries.
- My teacher is very nice, she takes the time to explain things clearly.
- The bus driver is very nice, he greets everyone who gets on.
- He seems like a nice young man.
3
possessing or requiring great precision and delicacy
- The chef took nice measurements to ensure the recipe was perfect.
- The surgeon performed a nice operation, ensuring minimal scarring.
- She made a nice point about the issue that hadn't occurred to me.
- The artist made a nice adjustment to the painting's details.
- That was a nice shot!
4
having a subtle or small degree of difference or distinction
- The artist made a nice adjustment to the sculpture, enhancing its balance.
- There's a nice blend of flavors in this dish, not overpowering but harmonious.
- She made a nice distinction between the two concepts, clarifying their differences.
- The dress had a nice cut, flattering yet understated.
- There's a nice difference between the two shades of blue.
5
used to express disapproval or indicate something was poorly done
- Nice job spilling coffee on your shirt right before the meeting.
- Oh, nice move!You forgot the tickets again.
- That was a nice way to ruin a perfectly good evening.
- Nice work on the project, it's full of mistakes.