Cool MateMeaning of Pleasant
fun, attractive, or giving pleasure
In simple words: nice or enjoyable
Pleasant in a sentence
- The weather has been quite pleasant this week.
- She has a pleasant smile that brightens up the room.
- They enjoyed a pleasant evening by the lake.
- It was a pleasant surprise to see her at the party.
- The book provides pleasant reading for a quiet afternoon.
How to use Pleasant
Use 'pleasant' to describe things that are agreeable or enjoyable, often referring to experiences, weather, or personalities. It's suitable in both everyday and more formal contexts but may sound a bit old-fashioned in casual spoken language.
Grammar pattern
standalone adjective
Memory hint
Think of a 'pleasant' breeze on a sunny day - refreshing and nice.
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Opposites of Pleasant
Common mistakes with Pleasant
- Confused with 'pleasurable' which has a stronger meaning
- Using inappropriately for unpleasant situations
- Mixing up with 'pleasantly' which is an adverb
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Frequently asked questions about Pleasant
What does Pleasant mean?
nice or enjoyable
What is the definition of Pleasant?
fun, attractive, or giving pleasure
How do you use Pleasant in a sentence?
The weather has been quite pleasant this week.
Can you give another example of Pleasant?
She has a pleasant smile that brightens up the room.
What are synonyms for Pleasant?
Common alternatives include agreeable, delightful, charming, enjoyable, satisfying.
What is the opposite of Pleasant?
Opposite meanings include unpleasant, disagreeable, nasty.
What words go with Pleasant?
It commonly pairs with be, feel, look, extremely, fairly, very, to, be, feel, look, extremely, fairly, very, to.
What are common mistakes when using Pleasant?
Confused with 'pleasurable' which has a stronger meaning Using inappropriately for unpleasant situations Mixing up with 'pleasantly' which is an adverb
How do you pronounce Pleasant?
US: /["/ˈpleznt/"]/, UK: /["/ˈpleznt/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Pleasant?
Use 'pleasant' to describe things that are agreeable or enjoyable, often referring to experiences, weather, or personalities. It's suitable in both everyday and more formal contexts but may sound a bit old-fashioned in casual spoken language.
What CEFR level is Pleasant?
"Pleasant" is at B1 level on the CEFR scale.