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nice person
noun as in gentleperson
Weak matches
Example Sentences
Sasaki didn’t reveal many details about his new wife, other than calling her a “normal” and “nice” person.
If you’re a nice person, I’m gonna love you.
"The president is a nice person, is a fair-minded person, and that's why I feel quite confident that, when as I say he does look at my credentials he'll think 'right, I think this guy could work well for both our countries and our special relationship'."
"I'm a nice person off the court. I'm not sure if my team will agree with that... but I'm nice, I promise."
Before the 1980s, medical staff were known to give explanations such as telling bereaved parents their children would be placed alongside "a nice person" who was being buried that same day – often without giving them the opportunity to say goodbye.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is another word for a nice person?
The term nice person is often used to refer to someone who is considered polite, friendly, and agreeable. Instead of using the term nice person, you can describe a person as nice simply by using these adjectives or more specific ones, such as genial or amiable.
The term good person is sometimes used similarly, but this is often used to refer to someone who’s more than just polite and friendly—someone who’s good, as in kind, considerate, and morally upstanding. An all-around good person is sometimes called a mensch.
What is the opposite (antonym) of a nice person?
The opposite of a nice person is a jerk—someone who’s rude, mean, unkind, and unfriendly.
Of course, there are plenty of much saltier terms for a not-nice person. We assume you know a lot of the main ones, so we won’t go down that sass-hole here.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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