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nicely | American Dictionary

nicely
adverb
us/ˈnɑɪs·li/

nicelyadverb (IN A PLEASANT WAY)

in a pleasant, enjoyable, or satisfactory way; well:
That’s a nicely tailored jacket.
Elise and her new baby are both doing nicely (= They are healthy).

nicelyadverb (IN A KIND WAY)

in a kind or friendly way:
Even though I was new at school, they treated me very nicely.

Examples of nicely

nicely
How nicely united were self-interest and virtuous republicanism.
Other arts can survive quite nicely with an audience of one person, provided that this patron is sufficiently rich, reasonably intelligent, and doesn't become bored.
The following passage nicely illustrates that the norm beyond which an action goes is quite distinct from the entity that appears as a direct object.
She argues nicely for an extreme variety of patterns of value and of valuation.
If we speak nicely to them, they will be nice to us too.
I thoroughly recommend this book, particularly as an undergraduate course text, as it covers the subject area, is nicely presented and very readable.
Thus, contrary to initial appearances, the facts about the types and distribution of color among non-human organisms fit nicely into the framework of reflectance physicalism.
The results of the present paper fit nicely in this programme and explain the nature of assumption.
Overall, this is a vibrant and passionate book that nicely weaves together its strands of description and normative interpretation.
Note however that the personal approach works out very nicely in those sections in which several papers highlight different aspects of a particular research domain.
The self-placements of candidates fit nicely with common stereotypes about where they are located.
The topic is nicely introduced and basic physics is clearly explained and motivated.
The chapter nicely ties together the book's disparate threads and places them firmly in a wider context.
He says floating rates will very nicely equilibrate for inflationary differentials, structural differences, and the business cycle.
The treatment of annotations nicely demonstrates the benefits of abstraction: a single generic split function serves a multitude of purposes.
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