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pretty
adjective as in attractive
adverb as in very; moderately
Weak matches
Example Sentences
The actor, described by the charity as a “longtime supporter,” added: “And if you have already paid for your prom tickets, they will reimburse you for your prom tickets. It’s a pretty good deal.”
“These projects I think will really demonstrate that living together, with slightly more households on a site, is going to be a pretty nice arrangement,” Cuff said.
He mentioned in passing that all this will cause "a little disturbance but we're ok with that, it won't be much" so there's no need to worry our pretty little heads about it.
That’s a pretty dramatic leap for that time period — typically, homeownership rates change incrementally, rising or falling one or two percentage points a year.
"I'm super blessed to be able to put up that many points in my career in the best league in the world and against the best players in the world - it's pretty special."
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When To Use
What are other ways to say pretty?
Pretty implies a moderate but noticeable beauty, emphasizing gracefulness or delicacy: a pretty flower. A person or thing that is beautiful has perfection of form, color, etc., or noble and spiritual qualities: a beautiful landscape, a beautiful woman. Handsome often implies stateliness or pleasing proportion and symmetry: a handsome man. That which is lovely is beautiful but in a warm and endearing way: a lovely smile.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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