pleasant
Pronunciation: [ˈplɛzənt]
Word
Context: "feeling"
(adjective) When something is pleasant, it means it makes you feel good or happy. It’s like when you enjoy a nice day at the park, and it feels nice outside.
Example
The weather today is very pleasant; I love being outside.
Example
The loud noise from the construction site was not pleasant at all.
Example
Was the party a pleasant experience for you?
Context: "taste"
(adjective) If something tastes pleasant, it means it tastes good and you enjoy it. For example, when you eat a delicious piece of cake, it has a pleasant flavor.
Example
The coffee has a pleasant taste; I could drink it every morning.
Example
The bitter medicine was not pleasant to swallow.
Example
Did you find the soup to be pleasant in flavor?
Context: "appearance"
(adjective) When someone or something is described as pleasant in appearance, it means they look nice or friendly. Like when you see a smiling face and it makes you feel happy.
Example
She has a pleasant smile that makes everyone feel welcome.
Example
The design of the room was not pleasant; it felt very dark and boring.
Example
Do you think her outfit is pleasant to look at?
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