nicely
Pronunciation: [ˈnaɪsli]
Word
Context: “behavior”
(adverb) This means doing something in a pleasant or kind way. When you are nice to others or help them nicely, you make them feel good.
Example
She spoke nicely to her friend and cheered her up.
Example
He did not treat the other players nicely during the game.
Example
Can you explain how to ask nicely for help?
Context: “appearance”
(adverb) This means that something looks good or well put together. If you have dressed nicely, you appear neat and attractive.
Example
He wore a nicely tailored suit to the party.
Example
She didn't prepare the food nicely, so it looked messy on the table.
Example
Does my room look nicely organized after I cleaned it?
Context: “performance”
(adverb) This means doing something in a skillful or effective way. If you played a game nicely, it means you did very well at it.
Example
He played the piano nicely at the concert.
Example
She did not perform nicely in the school play last year.
Example
How can I dance nicely at the upcoming talent show?
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