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nicely

adverb (nicely, more nicely)

«nicely» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. In a pleasant, kind or polite way: «ask nicely». tree →
  2. Well, in a good or satisfactory way: «the cake turned out nicely». tree →

In the lessons

In manners, parents and teachers say «ask nicely», meaning use «please» and a polite voice. In everyday life, «it's coming along nicely» means it is going well. Phrases: «ask nicely», «play nicely», «doing nicely».

Examples

  • If you ask nicely, you can have a biscuit. tree →
  • The children played nicely together. tree →
  • The plants are growing nicely. tree →
  • She smiled nicely at the new girl. tree →
  • My cut is healing nicely. tree →
  • The room was nicely painted. tree →

Note

Adverb of «nice». It describes how something is done. «Play nicely» means kindly and fairly, sharing and taking turns.

On Mova

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