nicer
word · lemma: nice
/ˈnaɪsɝ/
NY-sur
/nˈaɪsɐ/
NY-suh
Definition
Comparative form of 'nice'. It means more pleasant, kind, friendly, attractive, or enjoyable than something else.
Usage & Nuances
Very common in everyday speech. Often used for people ('He’s nicer now'), things ('a nicer hotel'), weather, tone, or experiences. 'Nice' is broad and sometimes vague, so more specific words like 'kind', 'friendly', or 'better' may be clearer in formal writing.
Spanish: más amable - más agradable - mejorPortuguese (BR): mais gentil - mais agradável - melhorPortuguese (PT): mais simpático - mais agradável - melhorChinese (Simplified): 更友善的 - 更愉快的 - 更好的Chinese (Traditional): 更友善的 - 更愉快的 - 更好的Hindi: ज़्यादा अच्छा - ज़्यादा विनम्र - ज़्यादा सुखदArabic: ألطف - أمتع - أفضلBengali: অধিক সুন্দর - অধিক ভালো - অধিক মনোরমRussian: приятнее - добрееJapanese: より素敵な - より親切なVietnamese: dễ chịu hơn - tốt hơn - thân thiện hơnKorean: 더 좋은 - 더 친절한Turkish: daha güzel - daha hoş - daha nazikUrdu: زیادہ اچھا - زیادہ خوشگوارIndonesian: lebih baik - lebih ramah - lebih menyenangkan
Example Sentences
This chair is nicer than the old one.
basic
Try to be nicer to your brother.
basic
We stayed in a nicer hotel this time.
basic
He seemed nicer after we actually talked to him.
natural
Can we find somewhere nicer for dinner?
natural
A nicer tone would help a lot in this email.
natural