Nice

/naɪs/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Pleasant or agreeable; pleasing.

She has a very nice smile that brightens up the room.

Giving pleasure or joy; enjoyable.

It was a nice day for a picnic in the park.

Kind or considerate.

He is always nice to strangers and helps them whenever he can.

Fine or subtle in quality; showing good or refined taste.

The artist has a nice touch when it comes to painting.

Middle English: from Old French 'nice' meaning 'foolish' or 'ignorant', from Latin 'nescius' meaning 'ignorant'.

nice one

A commendation or approval.

nice to meet you

A courteous greeting upon introduction.

nice try

Acknowledgment of effort, regardless of the outcome.

niceness

The quality of being nice.

nicely

In a pleasant or agreeable manner.

Awesome or impressive.

That new car is really nice!

Attractive or good-looking.

She looked nice in that dress.