Different word for nice

How is the word nice different from other adjectives like it?

Some common synonyms of nice are accurate, correct, exact, precise, and right. While all these words mean «conforming to fact, standard, or truth,» nice stresses great precision and delicacy of adjustment or discrimination.

When can accurate be used instead of nice?

The words accurate and nice can be used in similar contexts, but accurate implies fidelity to fact or truth attained by exercise of care.

When is it sensible to use correct instead of nice?

While the synonyms correct and nice are close in meaning, correct usually implies freedom from fault or error.

Where would exact be a reasonable alternative to nice?

While in some cases nearly identical to nice, exact stresses a very strict agreement with fact, standard, or truth.

How do precise and exact relate to one another, in the sense of nice?

Precise adds to exact an emphasis on sharpness of definition or delimitation.

How are the words right and correct related as synonyms of nice?

Right is close to correct but has a stronger positive emphasis on conformity to fact or truth rather than mere absence of error or fault.

  • cordial
  • ducky
  • fair
  • friendly
  • good
  • kind
  • lovely
  • okay
  • superior
  • swell
  • welcome
  • winning
  • admirable
  • amiable
  • approved
  • attractive
  • becoming
  • charming
  • commendable
  • considerate
  • copacetic
  • courteous
  • decorous
  • delightful
  • favorable
  • fine and dandy
  • genial
  • gentle
  • gracious
  • helpful
  • ingratiating
  • inviting
  • kindly
  • nifty
  • obliging
  • peachy
  • pleasant
  • pleasurable
  • polite
  • prepossessing
  • seemly
  • simpatico
  • unpresumptuous
  • well-mannered
  • winsome
  • dainty
  • fine
  • hairsplitting
  • minute
  • particular
  • right
  • tidy
  • trim
  • accurate
  • becoming
  • befitting
  • careful
  • choosy
  • conforming
  • correct
  • critical
  • cultured
  • decent
  • delicate
  • discerning
  • discriminating
  • distinguishing
  • exact
  • exacting
  • fastidious
  • finespun
  • finical
  • finicking
  • finicky
  • fussy
  • genteel
  • meticulous
  • persnickety
  • picky
  • proper
  • respectable
  • rigorous
  • scrupulous
  • seemly
  • squeamish
  • strict
  • subtle
  • trivial
  • virtuous
  • well-bred

On this page you’ll find 226 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to nice, such as: cordial, ducky, fair, friendly, good, and kind.

antonyms for nice

  • aloof
  • bad
  • cool
  • disagreeable
  • mean
  • ugly
  • unacceptable
  • unfriendly
  • unpleasant
  • unsociable
  • unsuitable
  • disordered
  • horrible
  • imprecise
  • nasty
  • repulsive
  • unlikable
  • unmannerly
  • unrefined
  • coarse
  • imprecise
  • inexact
  • rough
  • sloppy
  • undiscriminating
  • bad
  • disagreeable
  • disordered
  • horrible
  • nasty
  • repulsive
  • unlikable
  • unmannerly
  • unpleasant
  • unrefined

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WORDS RELATED TO NICE

  • amiable
  • amicable
  • approachable
  • benevolent
  • benign
  • breezy
  • civil
  • clubby
  • congenial
  • cordial
  • courteous
  • genial
  • gentle
  • good-humored
  • good-natured
  • gracious
  • kindly
  • mild
  • nice
  • obliging
  • pleasant
  • polite
  • sociable
  • urbane
  • warm
  • acceptable
  • dandy
  • delicious
  • delightful
  • enjoyable
  • fair
  • fine
  • gratifying
  • hunky-dory
  • mild
  • nice
  • peach
  • peachy
  • pleasant
  • pleasurable
  • pleasureful
  • ready
  • satisfying
  • spiffy
  • swell
  • to one’s liking
  • to one’s taste
  • welcome
  • agreeable
  • beseeching
  • cute
  • emanate
  • engaging
  • entrancing
  • entreating
  • imploring
  • lovable
  • nice
  • pleading
  • present
  • supplicating
  • tempting
  • admirable
  • alluring
  • angelic
  • appealing
  • beauteous
  • bewitching
  • charming
  • classy
  • comely
  • cute
  • dazzling
  • delicate
  • delightful
  • divine
  • elegant
  • enticing
  • excellent
  • exquisite
  • fair
  • fascinating
  • fine
  • foxy
  • good-looking
  • gorgeous
  • graceful
  • grand
  • handsome
  • ideal
  • lovely
  • magnificent
  • marvelous
  • nice
  • pleasing
  • pretty
  • pulchritudinous
  • radiant
  • ravishing
  • refined
  • resplendent
  • shapely
  • sightly
  • splendid
  • statuesque
  • stunning
  • sublime
  • superb
  • symmetrical
  • taking
  • well-formed
  • wonderful
  • befitting
  • comme il faut
  • compatible
  • conforming
  • congruous
  • correct
  • decent
  • decorous
  • fit
  • fitting
  • in keeping
  • nice
  • proper
  • right
  • seemly
  • worthy
  • according to Hoyle
  • apt
  • becoming
  • beseeming
  • comme il faut
  • conforming
  • correct
  • decent
  • decorous
  • felicitous
  • fit
  • fitting
  • happy
  • just
  • kosher
  • nice
  • on the button
  • on the nose
  • proper
  • right
  • right on
  • seemly
  • suitable
  • what the doctor ordered

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  • likable, likable or likeable

  • likable, likable or likeable

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Similar words for nice:

  • affable (adjective)

  • agreeable (adjective)

  • all (adjective)

  • attractive (adjective)

  • beautiful (adjective)

  • becoming (adjective)

  • befitting (adjective)

  • charming (adjective)

  • choice (adjective)

  • choosy (adjective)

  • comely (adjective)

  • correct (adjective)

  • dainty (adjective)

  • dapper (adjective)

  • decent (adjective)

  • decorous (adjective)

  • delicate (adjective)

  • delicious (adjective)

  • demure (adjective)

  • detailed (adjective)

  • difficult (adjective)

  • elegant (adjective)

  • exact (adjective)

  • fastidious (adjective)

  • favorable (adjective)

  • fine (adjective)

  • finicky (adjective)

  • flattering (adjective)

  • friendly (adjective)

  • good (adjective)

  • good-natured (adjective)

  • happy (adjective)

  • high-grade (adjective)

  • impeccable (adjective)

  • intimate (adjective)

  • likable, agreeable (adjective)

  • lovely (adjective)

  • mincing (adjective)

  • modest (adjective)

  • neat (adjective)

  • other relevant words (adjective)

  • particular (adjective)

  • personable (adjective)

  • picky (adjective)

  • polite (adjective)

  • precious (adjective)

  • pretty (adjective)

  • prim (adjective)

  • proper (adjective)

  • propitious (adjective)

  • pulchritudinous (adjective)

  • punctilious (adjective)

  • refined (adjective)

  • respectable (adjective)

  • right (adjective)

  • rigorous (adjective)

  • self-effacing (adjective)

  • social (adjective)

  • suitable (adjective)

  • ticklish (adjective)

  • trig (adjective)

  • trim (adjective)

  • unmarred (adjective)

  • virginal (adjective)

  • welcome (adjective)

  • wholesome (adjective)

  • other relevant words (interjection)

  • courteous (noun)

  • discriminate (noun)

  • discriminating (noun)

  • gracious (noun)

  • nice (noun)

  • other relevant words (noun)

  • approved (verb)

  • other synonyms
  • other relevant words

  • unfriendly

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  • adj.

    affable (adjective)

    • clubbiest,
    • good humored,
    • goodhumored,
    • urbane,
    • clubbier.

    agreeable (adjective)

    • FAIRER,
    • to one’s liking,
    • to one’s taste,
    • swell,
    • one’s taste,
    • hunky dory,
    • peach,
    • pleasureful,
    • pussycat,
    • Peacher,
    • one’s liking.

    all (adjective)

    • nice.

    attractive (adjective)

    • pretty,
    • appealing.

    beautiful (adjective)

    • shapely,
    • sightly,
    • pulchritudinous,
    • foxy,
    • grandest,
    • graceful,
    • well-formed,
    • goodlooking,
    • comely,
    • radiant.

    becoming (adjective)

    • more well-chosen,
    • most well-chosen,
    • most well chosen,
    • be-coming,
    • more wellchosen,
    • more enhancing,
    • most wellchosen,
    • wellchosen,
    • most enhancing,
    • more well chosen.

    befitting (adjective)

    • more behooving,
    • on button,
    • most beseeming,
    • be seeming,
    • more beseeming,
    • be-fitting,
    • what doctor ordered,
    • on nose,
    • most behooving,
    • be-seeming.

    charming (adjective)

    • more enamoring,
    • sweetest,
    • fetching,
    • more infatuating,
    • most enamoring,
    • rapturous,
    • most magnetizing,
    • more magnetizing,
    • irresistible,
    • sweeter,
    • eye catching,
    • most seducing,
    • most desirable,
    • most infatuating,
    • more titillating,
    • most titillating,
    • most winsome,
    • pro vocative,
    • most winning,
    • more seducing,
    • eyecatching,
    • most electrifying,
    • more electrifying,
    • pro-vocative.

    choice (adjective)

    • top drawer,
    • first class,
    • handpicked,
    • rarest,
    • top-drawer,
    • firstclass,
    • hand-picked,
    • solid gold,
    • elect.

    choosy (adjective)

    • more overparticular,
    • most overparticular,
    • over particular,
    • ex acting,
    • ex-acting.

    comely (adjective)

    • a ten.

    correct (adjective)

    • righteous,
    • veracious,
    • free of error,
    • cooking with gas,
    • veridical,
    • on track,
    • undistorted,
    • on target,
    • stoner,
    • unmistaken,
    • on the beam,
    • dead on,
    • right as rain,
    • on the money.

    dainty (adjective)

    • more finicking,
    • most recherche,
    • most finicking,
    • palatable,
    • more recherche,
    • well-made,
    • well made,
    • wellmade,
    • most darling,
    • more darling.

    dapper (adjective)

    • doggier,
    • spiffer,
    • spiffest,
    • turned out,
    • nobbiest,
    • most bandbox,
    • doggiest,
    • dressed kill,
    • more bandbox,
    • dressed nines,
    • nobbier.

    decent (adjective)

    • on the up up,
    • ethical,
    • un-defiled,
    • on up up,
    • on and up,
    • on the and up,
    • un-tarnished,
    • on the up and up,
    • un defiled,
    • un-blemished,
    • un tarnished,
    • re-served,
    • up-right,
    • up right,
    • on up,
    • on the up,
    • straight arrow,
    • un blemished,
    • de cent,
    • de-cent,
    • re served.

    decorous (adjective)

    • wellbehaved,
    • well behaved,
    • formal.

    delicate (adjective)

    • more gossamery,
    • thin skinned,
    • most fracturable,
    • fainter,
    • most shatterable,
    • thinskinned,
    • most hairline,
    • finegrained,
    • more finegrained,
    • more fine-grained,
    • more shattery,
    • most fine-grained,
    • most gossamery,
    • most muted,
    • prudish,
    • more shatterable,
    • most finegrained,
    • fragile,
    • more fragile,
    • more muted,
    • more fine grained,
    • most fine grained,
    • more hairline,
    • most shattery,
    • more fracturable,
    • fine grained.

    delicious (adjective)

    • more wellseasoned,
    • well-seasoned,
    • well prepared,
    • most nectarous,
    • more well-prepared,
    • more well-seasoned,
    • well seasoned,
    • more nectarous,
    • most well-seasoned,
    • most wellseasoned,
    • most wellprepared,
    • most well seasoned,
    • wellseasoned,
    • wellprepared,
    • most delish,
    • more wellprepared,
    • more delish,
    • most well-prepared,
    • more well prepared,
    • more well seasoned,
    • most well prepared.

    demure (adjective)

    • most unassured,
    • most unassertive,
    • more unassured,
    • unassuming,
    • un-assuming,
    • un assertive,
    • re tiring,
    • un assuming,
    • re-tiring,
    • un assured,
    • more unassertive,
    • de mure,
    • strait laced,
    • un-assured,
    • un-assertive,
    • de-mure.

    detailed (adjective)

    • co pious,
    • more described,
    • un-folded,
    • more seriatim,
    • co-pious,
    • de-finite,
    • more point-by-point,
    • de finite,
    • dis closed,
    • allinclusive,
    • more point by point,
    • more amplified,
    • more unfolded,
    • de tailed,
    • more disclosed,
    • most point by point,
    • most enumerated,
    • most amplified,
    • un folded,
    • most elaborated,
    • de-scribed,
    • all inclusive,
    • most unfolded,
    • most described,
    • point-by-point,
    • most individualized,
    • dis-closed,
    • more enumerated,
    • more circumstantiated,
    • more clocklike,
    • de-tailed,
    • de scribed,
    • more elaborated,
    • most disclosed,
    • most point-by-point,
    • most seriatim,
    • most circumstantiated,
    • more elaborate,
    • in-dividual,
    • in dividual,
    • more individualized,
    • most clocklike.

    difficult (adjective)

    • tangled,
    • paradoxical,
    • involved,
    • hard to solve,
    • hard to explain,
    • enigmatical,
    • meandering,
    • mystifying.

    elegant (adjective)

    • well-bred,
    • ostentatious.

    exact (adjective)

    • clearcut,
    • on numbers,
    • ex-press,
    • bull eye,
    • un-erring,
    • bullseye,
    • un equivocal,
    • bulls eye,
    • bulleye,
    • unerring,
    • bull’seye,
    • nailed down,
    • ex-act,
    • bull-eye,
    • un erring,
    • ex press,
    • un-equivocal,
    • ex act.

    fastidious (adjective)

    • fussbudgety,
    • easily disgusted,
    • overnice,
    • nit-picky,
    • hard to please,
    • over-nice,
    • overdelicate,
    • Stickling.

    favorable (adjective)

    • full promise,
    • re-assuring,
    • welltimed,
    • full of promise,
    • re assuring,
    • most reassuring,
    • more convenient,
    • more fortunate,
    • more toward,
    • more reassuring,
    • most toward.

    fine (adjective)

    • trifling,
    • more fine spun,
    • un polluted,
    • most unpolluted,
    • more fine-spun,
    • un-adulterated,
    • most fine spun,
    • most hairsplitting,
    • fine spun,
    • most fine-spun,
    • more hairsplitting,
    • un adulterated,
    • un-polluted,
    • more unpolluted.

    finicky (adjective)

    • nit picking,
    • more nit picking,
    • most nit-picking,
    • most fussbudget,
    • more nit-picking,
    • most nit picking,
    • more fussbudget.

    flattering (adjective)

    • becoming.

    friendly (adjective)

    • generous,
    • harmonious,
    • spontaneous,
    • simpatico,
    • pally,
    • out-there,
    • outgoing,
    • convivial,
    • personal,
    • warm,
    • amicable,
    • neighborly,
    • social,
    • companionable,
    • friendly,
    • warmly,
    • good-humored,
    • welcoming,
    • approachable,
    • cordial,
    • bluff,
    • sociable,
    • matey,
    • cordially,
    • brotherly,
    • neighbourly,
    • accessible,
    • attentive,
    • gregarious.

    good (adjective)

    • reputable,
    • tip top,
    • unmarred,
    • benign,
    • super-eminent,
    • up to snuff,
    • Superexcellent,
    • excellent,
    • first-rate,
    • fine,
    • worthy,
    • rad,
    • Supereminent,
    • bullier,
    • beneficial,
    • worthwhile,
    • tip-top,
    • admirable,
    • praiseworthy,
    • topnotch,
    • exemplary,
    • five-star,
    • splendid,
    • super-excellent,
    • laudable,
    • commendable.

    good-natured (adjective)

    • softie,
    • well-disposed,
    • willing to please,
    • good-hearted,
    • marshmallow.

    happy (adjective)

    • enviable.

    high-grade (adjective)

    • top-of-the-line,
    • top of the line,
    • fab,
    • primo.

    impeccable (adjective)

    • more incorrupt,
    • in fallible,
    • more note-perfect,
    • in-corrupt,
    • most a-okay,
    • most note-perfect,
    • more note perfect,
    • more apple-pie,
    • most aokay,
    • most note perfect,
    • in nocent,
    • more a-okay,
    • most incorrupt,
    • most apple-pie,
    • un-impeachable,
    • most apple pie,
    • in corrupt,
    • more aokay,
    • noteperfect,
    • more noteperfect,
    • un impeachable,
    • most fleckless,
    • note perfect,
    • more a okay,
    • most a okay,
    • in-fallible,
    • a okay,
    • in-nocent,
    • most applepie,
    • un-flawed,
    • most noteperfect,
    • more fleckless,
    • more applepie,
    • un flawed,
    • more apple pie.

    intimate (adjective)

    • more buddybuddy,
    • buddy buddy,
    • most bosom,
    • most buddy-buddy,
    • most cherished,
    • more cherished,
    • mixest,
    • buddybuddy,
    • more buddy-buddy,
    • more buddy buddy,
    • more bosom,
    • more roommate,
    • most buddybuddy,
    • most buddy buddy,
    • most roommate.

    likable, agreeable (adjective)

    • helpful,
    • well-mannered,
    • approved,
    • fair,
    • genial,
    • ducky,
    • amiable,
    • delightful,
    • okay,
    • inviting,
    • winsome,
    • copacetic,
    • nifty,
    • winning,
    • obliging,
    • prepossessing,
    • fine and dandy,
    • ingratiating,
    • Unpresumptuous.

    lovely (adjective)

    • more picture,
    • most knockout,
    • more captivating,
    • most picture,
    • most lovesome,
    • most captivating,
    • more knockout,
    • more lovesome.

    mincing (adjective)

    • more too too,
    • sissier,
    • most too-too,
    • in sincerer,
    • un-natural,
    • la di da,
    • sissiest,
    • in-sincerest,
    • in-sincerer,
    • in sincere,
    • in sincerest,
    • most tootoo,
    • most too too,
    • in-sincere,
    • too too,
    • more tootoo,
    • tootoo,
    • more too-too.

    modest (adjective)

    • self-effacing,
    • Unboastful,
    • unpresuming,
    • self-conscious,
    • unpretending.

    neat (adjective)

    • most well kept,
    • wellkept,
    • neater,
    • more wellkept,
    • well kept,
    • wellgroomed,
    • spick and span,
    • most wellkept,
    • more well kept,
    • well groomed,
    • most well-kept,
    • more well-kept.

    Other relevant words: (adjective)

    • uncluttered,
    • correct,
    • in the pink,
    • over-scrupulous,
    • conscionable,
    • good,
    • dapper,
    • impeccable,
    • monogamous,
    • intimate,
    • fastidious,
    • rigorous,
    • in good order,
    • choice,
    • high-brow,
    • in good taste,
    • neat as pin,
    • charming,
    • delish,
    • Cher,
    • spiff,
    • modest,
    • spic and span,
    • pleasant,
    • Infatuating,
    • prim,
    • ticklish,
    • what the doctor ordered,
    • formalistic,
    • virginal,
    • choicy,
    • lovely,
    • Circumstantiated,
    • mincing,
    • neat as a pin,
    • dainty,
    • condign,
    • goody-goody,
    • well-prepared,
    • decorous,
    • out and out,
    • beautiful,
    • hairline,
    • favorable,
    • wholesome,
    • refined,
    • toothsome,
    • stagy,
    • peachy,
    • be coming,
    • watertight,
    • uncontaminated,
    • nectarous,
    • over-refined,
    • Intemerate,
    • clubby,
    • on the button,
    • at length,
    • ironhanded,
    • suitable,
    • fussbudget,
    • overconscientious,
    • alembicated,
    • Nobby,
    • persnickety,
    • delicious,
    • trig,
    • recherche,
    • shatterable,
    • stagiest,
    • overmodest,
    • exact,
    • dishy,
    • difficult,
    • unassertive,
    • respectable,
    • point by point,
    • note-perfect,
    • picky,
    • in good shape,
    • mouthwatering,
    • punctilious,
    • good-natured,
    • Overscrupulous,
    • providential,
    • demure,
    • detailed,
    • over-modest,
    • in fine feather,
    • stagier,
    • lovesome,
    • bull’s eye,
    • elegant,
    • overparticular,
    • polite,
    • societal,
    • seriatim,
    • Shattery,
    • fracturable,
    • health-giving,
    • clear cut,
    • personable,
    • decent,
    • well-chosen,
    • dressed to nines,
    • finicky,
    • Gossamery,
    • dreamboat,
    • bulls-eye,
    • fine-grained,
    • Bluenose,
    • precise,
    • blow by blow,
    • welcome,
    • well-kept,
    • on the numbers,
    • well timed,
    • Clocklike,
    • spic-and-span,
    • Fine-spun,
    • dressed to kill,
    • incorrupt,
    • well turned out,
    • blue-nose,
    • neat,
    • doggy,
    • in keeping,
    • all there,
    • thinking twice,
    • on up and up,
    • overrefined,
    • precious,
    • well chosen,
    • delicate,
    • befitting,
    • be fitting,
    • Fleckless,
    • precieux,
    • proper,
    • happy,
    • buddy-buddy,
    • inerrant,
    • choosy,
    • particular,
    • seemly,
    • nit-picking,
    • trim,
    • finespun,
    • fit for king,
    • straight shooting,
    • high-grade,
    • too-too,
    • unassured,
    • bandbox,
    • scrupulous,
    • Beseeming,
    • Finicking,
    • unpolluted,
    • over-particular.

    particular (adjective)

    • most stickler,
    • more stickler,
    • choicier,
    • choiciest.

    personable (adjective)

    • white-hat,
    • white hat,
    • good egg,
    • all heart.

    picky (adjective)

    • fault finding.

    polite (adjective)

    • well mannered.

    precious (adjective)

    • over refined,
    • more overrefined,
    • most precieux,
    • most alembicated,
    • more precieux,
    • most overrefined,
    • more alembicated.

    pretty (adjective)

    • dis-hiest,
    • looker,
    • more dreamboat,
    • more looker,
    • most eyeful,
    • dishier,
    • cherrest,
    • cherrer,
    • dis-hier,
    • dis hiest,
    • dis hier,
    • dishiest,
    • most dreamboat,
    • more eyeful,
    • most looker.

    prim (adjective)

    • more spic-and-span,
    • most overmodest,
    • un cluttered,
    • cleanliest,
    • over modest,
    • cleanlier,
    • un-cluttered,
    • more overmodest,
    • most blue nose,
    • more bluenose,
    • blue nose,
    • most bluenose,
    • most spic and span,
    • more blue-nose,
    • most uncluttered,
    • more uncluttered,
    • most spic-and-span,
    • more spic and span,
    • most blue-nose,
    • more blue nose.

    proper (adjective)

    • by book,
    • by the book,
    • in line,
    • by numbers.

    propitious (adjective)

    • favorably inclined.

    pulchritudinous (adjective)

    • easy on the eyes.

    punctilious (adjective)

    • more overscrupulous,
    • over-conscientious,
    • good eye,
    • more overconscientious,
    • over conscientious,
    • over scrupulous,
    • most overconscientious,
    • most formalistic,
    • more conscionable,
    • most overscrupulous,
    • most conscionable,
    • more formalistic.

    refined (adjective)

    • more high brow,
    • re-strained,
    • high brow,
    • more aesthetic,
    • re strained,
    • re-fined,
    • most high-brow,
    • most high brow,
    • high minded,
    • re fined,
    • more high-brow,
    • highminded.

    respectable (adjective)

    • Redoubted,
    • well-thought-of.

    right (adjective)

    • de served,
    • in dubitable,
    • most watertight,
    • most condign,
    • in errant,
    • un doubted,
    • more condign,
    • more watertight,
    • de-served,
    • more inerrant,
    • in-dubitable,
    • most inerrant,
    • un-doubted,
    • in-errant.

    rigorous (adjective)

    • in clement,
    • un permissive,
    • un-permissive,
    • unpermissive,
    • most unpermissive,
    • more unpermissive,
    • in temperate,
    • in-clement,
    • more ironhanded,
    • in-temperate,
    • most ironhanded.

    self-effacing (adjective)

    • selfeffacing,
    • self effacing.

    • in formative,
    • groupest,
    • most community,
    • more community,
    • in-formative,
    • grouper.

    suitable (adjective)

    • user friendly,
    • in character,
    • more suitable,
    • good enough.

    ticklish (adjective)

    • in-constant,
    • pre-carious,
    • un-stablest,
    • un-stable,
    • un stable,
    • un-steadier,
    • un steadier,
    • un steady,
    • pre carious,
    • un steadiest,
    • un stabler,
    • un-stabler,
    • un-steadiest,
    • un stablest.

    trig (adjective)

    • trigger.

    trim (adjective)

    • to rights,
    • cleancut,
    • clean cut.

    unmarred (adjective)

    • un damaged,
    • uninjured,
    • un-hurt,
    • un hurt,
    • most unbroken,
    • most uninjured,
    • un-impaired,
    • in-tact,
    • un-broken,
    • un-harmed,
    • un-damaged,
    • un injured,
    • un-marred,
    • un-injured,
    • un harmed,
    • un broken,
    • in tact,
    • un marred,
    • more unbroken,
    • more uninjured,
    • un impaired.

    virginal (adjective)

    • most monogamous,
    • un wed,
    • un stained,
    • in experienced,
    • un-wed,
    • most intemerate,
    • un-contaminated,
    • more uncontaminated,
    • more monogamous,
    • unwed,
    • in-experienced,
    • un sullied,
    • un contaminated,
    • more intemerate,
    • un-stained,
    • un affected,
    • un-sullied,
    • most uncontaminated.

    welcome (adjective)

    • invited,
    • de-sired,
    • most esteemed,
    • most contenting,
    • more appreciated,
    • most grateful,
    • more esteemed,
    • most appreciated,
    • de sired,
    • more invited,
    • more contenting,
    • most desired,
    • most invited,
    • more desired.

    wholesome (adjective)

    • healthgiving,
    • most healthgiving,
    • most strengthening,
    • health giving,
    • most health-giving,
    • more strengthening,
    • in pink,
    • more health giving,
    • more healthgiving,
    • more health-giving,
    • most health giving.
  • interj.

    Other relevant words: (interjection)

    • good job.
  • n.

    • skillfully,
    • slick,
    • tight,
    • accomplished,
    • masterful.

    • like,
    • irreproachable,
    • high-minded.

    • ability.

    • right,
    • courtesy.

    • restraint.

    courteous (noun)

    • courteous.

    discriminate (noun)

    • discriminate.

    discriminating (noun)

    • discriminating.

    gracious (noun)

    • gracious.

    nice (noun)

    • squeamish,
    • skillful,
    • prissy.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • urban center,
    • quality,
    • city,
    • metropolis.
  • v.

    approved (verb)

    • superior,
    • likable.
  • Other synonyms:

    • fun,
    • gorgeous,
    • avuncular,
    • languid,
    • solicitous,
    • lekker,
    • rollicking,
    • masterly,
    • barnstorming,
    • finical,
    • entertaining,
    • fatherly,
    • meek,
    • humane,
    • Tender-hearted,
    • atmospheric,
    • altruistic,
    • complimentary,
    • amazing,
    • pleasurable,
    • hunky-dory,
    • divine,
    • painless,
    • de rigueur,
    • considerate,
    • grand,
    • easy,
    • lazy,
    • fun-filled,
    • mercifully,
    • voluptuous,
    • glorious,
    • caring,
    • idyllic,
    • relaxing,
    • accurate,
    • sensibility,
    • blissful,
    • endearing,
    • artful,
    • rewarding,
    • homely,
    • Storybook,
    • benevolent,
    • unselfish,
    • compassionate,
    • empathic,
    • paternal,
    • mild-mannered,
    • braw,
    • super,
    • restful,
    • sensitively,
    • workmanlike.

    • gratifying,
    • fantastic,
    • sweetly,
    • magic,
    • subtle,
    • diplomatic,
    • humanitarian,
    • bonny,
    • homey,
    • magical,
    • satisfying,
    • thoughtfully,
    • kindly,
    • soft,
    • attractive,
    • bang up,
    • richly,
    • gentle,
    • agreeable,
    • innocent,
    • heady,
    • christian,
    • maternal,
    • angelic,
    • charitable,
    • kind,
    • gently,
    • sympathetic,
    • comfortable,
    • addictive,
    • satisfactory.

    • grateful,
    • exacting,
    • pleasing,
    • virtuous,
    • meticulous,
    • congenial.

    • light,
    • tender,
    • thoughtful,
    • brilliant,
    • chaste.

    • mild.

    • virgin,
    • sex-.

    • big.

    Other relevant words:

    • trait,
    • feature,
    • behavior.

    unfriendly

    • stony,
    • icy,
    • aloof,
    • distant.

How to use «Nice» in context?

When it comes to being nice, sometimes it’s all about making the other person feel appreciated. Whether it’s getting them a coffee, complimenting their outfit, or simply taking the time to chat, being nice can go a long way. That said, not all niceness is created equal. Here are four things to remember when being nice:

1. Don’t put yourself in a position where you have to be nice. If you have to put in effort to be nice, it likely won’t be reciprocated. Also, be careful about overdoing it.

Paraphrases for Nice:

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  • Equivalence

    • Coordinating conjunction
      splendid.
    • Adjective
      splendid.
    • Interjection
      splendid.
  • Reverse Entailment

    • Adjective
      nice-looking.
  • Independent

    • Coordinating conjunction
      fantastic.
    • Adjective
      amiable, appealing, appetizing, beneficial, benign, cheerful, chic, classy, clean, convenient, courteous, dainty, decent, delicious, delightful, desirable, ecstatic, enchanted, enchanting, encouraging, endearing, entertaining, excited, exquisite, fancy, fantastic, fine-looking, fitting, fortunate, funny, generous, glamorous, good-natured, gracious, gratifying, healthy, heartening, interesting, leggy, likable, lovable, loveable, magnificent, marvellous, nifty, pleasing, polite, positive, presentable, ravishing, reassuring, refreshing, satisfactory, successful, terrific, useful, warm, well-intentioned, Kind-hearted, comforting, great-looking, purty, well-played, fine-sounding, good-iooking, beautifui.
    • Proper noun, singular
      Nis, Anis, wins, holes, cheers, makes, keeps, GS.
    • Noun, plural
      Properties, Stories, interests, makes, keeps, t-shirts, guys, coupons, lads, rhymes, sakes.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      fancy, fantastic, pleasing, terrific, Children, cheers.
    • Interjection
      delightful, fantastic, magnificent, shipshape, cheers, lads, demonstrators.
    • Verb, past tense
      liked, shot, thought, Did, Hoped, Looked, Meant, Performed.
    • Verb, past participle
      dressed, excited, grown, handed, honored, honoured, liked, overjoyed, stolen, treated, Enjoyed, Inserted, Tickled.
    • Verb, 3rd person singular present
      smiles.
    • Verb, base form
      works.
  • Other Related

    • Coordinating conjunction
      beautiful, handsome, terrific.
    • Cardinal number
      beautiful.
    • Determiner
      beautiful.
    • Preposition or subordinating conjunction
      beautiful.
    • Adjective
      agreeable, beautiful, charming, comfortable, congenial, elegant, enjoyable, exciting, good-looking, handsome, likeable, neat, pleasurable, sympathetic, thoughtful.
    • Proper noun, singular
      beautiful, charming, handsome.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      beautiful, charming, handsome.
    • Adverb
      beautiful, good-looking, handsome.
    • Interjection
      beautiful, handsome, neat, terrific.
    • Verb, base form
      beautiful.
    • Wh-determiner
      beautiful.
    • Wh-adverb
      beautiful.

Homophones for Nice:

  • nowise, nisus, numenius, nj, nazi, noise, nauch, nagi, numinous, nash, noesis, NIJ, nucha, nonionic, nooky, nemesis, nesokia, nick, nan-ning, nusku, nosy, ngwee, nanning, nessie, no-show, nuance, najas, naqua, nox, naias, nuke, nancy, nike, nameko, nc, news show, gneiss, NOC, NGO, Nicaea, nanus, Neice, nock, ngu, nausea, news, nyamwezi, nasua, neomys, non-jew, naga, noyes, naumachia, niess, kneece, no-go, nicu, NYCE, nyssa, naming, ng, naze, ninigi, niche, nigh, nyx, nosey, nassau, nec, nung, nix, newness, niece, nonce, Neece, nook, Nga, neosho, namesake, neo jazz, nasa, nowness, nag, nous, nonechoic, Naja Haje, nookie, NSA, ness, NSW, Neace, nigga, nose, New Mexico, noguchi, nyssaceae, nexus, NSWC, nosh, noose, nsc, neigh, ninja, nsu, nisi, nuncio, nonage, newsy, neck, nicosia, new jazz, kniess, nonsuch, naiki, NAC, naja, nacho, nauseous, nonesuch, nageia, nones, nance, non-issue, NEISS, nog, nosegay, Neem Cake, noisy, names, negus, nyse, nagasaki, nanak, NUWC, nainsook, naumachy, nagoya, noxious.

Holonyms for Nice:

  • n.

    • location
      French Republic, france.

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