Cool MateMeaning of Very nice
A phrase used to express something is good, pleasant, or enjoyable.
In simple words: Really good or pleasant.
Very nice in a sentence
- The sunset was very nice last evening.
- She gave me a very nice compliment today.
- The restaurant we chose had a very nice atmosphere.
- He was wearing a very nice suit at the event.
- The weather is very nice for a hike this weekend.
- This cake tastes very nice and fresh.
- They have a very nice house by the beach.
- It was very nice to meet you at the conference.
- The flowers in the garden look very nice this time of year.
- That was a very nice surprise for her birthday.
How to use Very nice
Used to express approval or satisfaction. Commonly fits in both casual and formal contexts, but overuse in formal writing may sound too informal.
Grammar pattern
very nice + noun
Memory hint
Think of a great dessert: when it's 'very nice', you smile wider.
Related words
Collocations with Very nice
- very nice weather
- very nice gesture
- very nice dinner
- very nice view
- very nice gift
Common mistakes with Very nice
- Omitting 'very' makes it less emphatic.
- Using 'too' instead of 'very' changes the meaning.
- Confusing with 'nice' alone, which may not express strong approval.
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Frequently asked questions about Very nice
What does Very nice mean?
Really good or pleasant.
What is the definition of Very nice?
A phrase used to express something is good, pleasant, or enjoyable.
How do you use Very nice in a sentence?
The sunset was very nice last evening.
Can you give another example of Very nice?
She gave me a very nice compliment today.
What are synonyms for Very nice?
Common alternatives include extremely pleasant, really good, delightful, wonderful, lovely.
What words go with Very nice?
It commonly pairs with very nice weather, very nice gesture, very nice dinner, very nice view, very nice gift.
What are common mistakes when using Very nice?
Omitting 'very' makes it less emphatic. Using 'too' instead of 'very' changes the meaning. Confusing with 'nice' alone, which may not express strong approval.
How do you pronounce Very nice?
US: //ˈvɛri naɪs//, UK: //ˈvɛri naɪs//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Very nice?
Used to express approval or satisfaction. Commonly fits in both casual and formal contexts, but overuse in formal writing may sound too informal.