lovely
[ˈlʌvli]
Definition:
1. Beautiful; attractive.
2. Very enjoyable and pleasant; wonderful.
3. Very kind, generous and friendly.
'lovely' example sentence:
- He is a lovely boy, very gentle and caring.
- Mary! How lovely to see you!
- You've got yourself into a lovely mess, haven't you?
- It was no hardship to walk home on such a lovely evening.
- How lovely to see you!
- He had a lovely voice.
- I seem to have everything anyone could want–a good husband, a lovely home, grown-up children who're doing well.
- It was a lovely day so I walked home.
- What a lovely ball!
- Who's this lovely lady?
- Sweden is lovely in summer — cold beyond belief in winter.
- "Lovely house," I said lamely.
- It looks really lovely!
- She's got a lovely way with language without ever sounding ostentatious.
- Mm, what lovely cake!
- It's been lovely having you here.
- It was just one of those lovely old English gardens.
- The house was so handsome, with a lovely countrified garden.
- Ahead of you on the right will be a lovely garden.
- My patients are lovely.
- We have a lovely old Victorian house.
- She looked particularly lovely that night.
- I've never been there, but it's a lovely place, by all accounts.
- She has some lovely pieces of jewellery.
- Darling how lovely to see you, you look simply divine.
- "How lovely," she murmured.
- We've had a lovely time.
- The hotel has a lovely homely feel to it.
- He has a lovely voice.
- They were both lovely, friendly people.
- That lovely, rich fragrant smell of the forest enveloped us.
- We're blessed with five lovely grandchildren.
- The wine has a clean taste and a lovely golden colour.
- There's a lovely wood just behind our hotel.
- It's lovely and warm in here.
- It was a lovely midsummer morning.
- You look lovely, Marcia.
- You look lovely, if I may say so.
- Isn't it a lovely day?
- She is a lovely and gracious woman.
- Her mother was a lovely woman.
- Give my compliments to your lovely wife when you write home.
- I remember thinking how lovely he looked.
- What a lovely way to earn a living.
- It is a lovely romantic comedy, well worth seeing.
- It's a lovely old farm.