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pretty
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pretty
adjective
/ˈprɪti/
Pretext
prevail
Meaning
Attractive in a delicate way without being truly beautiful.
attractive in a delicate way; fairly or moderately
Example Sentences
She looked
pretty
in her new dress.
She wore a
pretty
dress to the party.
Example Expressions
pretty good
Synonyms
lovely, attractive, cute, charming, fair, beautiful
Entry 1
lovely, attractive, cute, charming, fair
Entry 2
beautiful, lovely, attractive, charming
Antonyms
ugly, unattractive, plain, hideous
Entry 1
ugly, unattractive, plain
Entry 2
ugly, unattractive, plain, hideous
Collocations
pretty face, pretty girl, pretty well, pretty good, pretty much
Entry 1
pretty face, pretty girl, pretty well, pretty good
Entry 2
pretty girl, pretty good, pretty much
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