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lovely
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/ˈlʌv.li/
US
/ˈlʌv.li/
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lovely
adjective
lovelier
Comp.
loveliest
Super.
прекрасный
She wore a lovely dress to the party.
Она надела прекрасное платье на вечеринку.
милый
He has a lovely smile.
У него милый улыбка.
чудесный
It was a lovely day at the beach.
Это был чудесный день на пляже.
Additional translations
восхитительный
очаровательный
привлекательный
Synonyms
beautiful
charming
delightful
attractive
enchanting
appealing
pleasing
adorable
wonderful
nice
Antonyms
ugly
unpleasant
disagreeable
lovely
noun
lovelies
pl
UK
/ˈlʌv.li/
US
/ˈlʌv.li/
Countable informal noun meaning an attractive or pleasant person or thing.
Synonyms
darling
sweetheart
dear
beloved
honey
beauty
cutie
charmer
stunner
lovely
adverb
Informal, chiefly British; used after verbs to mean ‘well’ or ‘delightfully’.
Synonyms
beautifully
nicely
delightfully
charmingly
pleasantly
wonderfully
splendidly
attractively
sweetly
agreeably
gorgeously
prettily
handsomely
admirably
lovely
interjection
Used as an exclamation to express approval, pleasure, or agreement.
Synonyms
great!
wonderful!
fantastic!
brilliant!
excellent!
marvelous!
splendid!
super!
nice!
awesome!
perfect!
fab!
Definitions
lovely
adjective
Delightful or highly pleasing in appearance or manner.
The garden was filled with lovely flowers that brightened the entire neighborhood.
Very enjoyable or pleasant.
We had a lovely time at the beach, soaking up the sun and playing in the waves.
Charming or endearing in a way that evokes affection.
She has a lovely smile that lights up the room.
Used ironically to refer to something undesirable or frustrating.
Lovely—now the car won’t start.
lovely
noun
An attractive or delightful person or thing.
Come and meet my new kitten—she's an absolute lovely.
A term of endearment used when addressing someone, especially a woman.
Can I take your coat, lovely?
lovely
adverb
In a pleasing, delightful, or satisfactory manner.
The sauce turned out lovely after simmering for an hour.
lovely
interjection
Used to express satisfaction, delight, or agreement.
—Here's the schedule you asked for. —Lovely!
Used ironically to express irritation or disapproval.
Lovely! They forgot our reservation again.
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