What is another word for pretty?
Pronunciation:
[ pɹˈɪti], [ pɹˈɪti], [ p_ɹ_ˈɪ_t_i]
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Similar words for pretty:
- all (adjective)
- attractive (adjective)
- beauteous (adjective)
- beautiful (adjective)
- beautifying (adjective)
- becoming (adjective)
- bewitching (adjective)
- clever (adjective)
- comely (adjective)
- considerable (adjective)
- dainty (adjective)
- decorative (adjective)
- fair (adjective)
- good-looking (adjective)
- graceful (adjective)
- lovely (adjective)
- ornamental (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- picturesque (adjective)
- skillful (adjective)
- stunning (adjective)
- wicked (adjective)
- considerable; somewhat (adverb)
- moderately (adverb)
- quite (adverb)
- slightly (adverb)
- somewhat (adverb)
- very (adverb)
- a little (adverb)
- moderately (adverb)
- other relevant words (adverb)
- quite (adverb)
- rather (adverb)
- somewhat (adverb)
- considerable (noun)
- jolly (noun)
- other relevant words (verb)
- preen (verb)
- other synonyms
- midway
- other relevant words
Synonyms for Pretty:
adj.
• all (adjective) • attractive (adjective)- dishy,
- fair,
- dreamboat,
- picture,
- Hunky,
- foxy,
- elegant,
- pleasing,
- neat,
- pleasant,
- comely,
- boss,
- teasing,
- eyeful,
- bewitching,
- beauteous,
- delicate,
- Cher,
- graceful,
- mesmeric,
- appealing,
- darling,
- handsome,
- cheerful,
- delightful,
- tasteful,
- nice,
- magnetic,
- charming,
- looker,
- fine.
- flowerlike,
- splendid,
- resplendent,
- grandest,
- eye-filling,
- quaint,
- gorgeous,
- dazzling,
- enchanting,
- sightly,
- ornamental,
- exquisite,
- belle,
- shapely,
- superb,
- becoming,
- sublime,
- finished,
- polished,
- bonny,
- well-formed,
- glamorous,
- radiant,
- refined.
- more enhancing,
- most well-chosen,
- more acceptable,
- wellchosen,
- neater,
- more wellchosen,
- most enhancing,
- more well chosen,
- most wellchosen,
- most well chosen,
- be-coming,
- more well-chosen.
- many sided,
- nobodys fool,
- re-sourceful,
- dexterous dextrous,
- pro,
- most knowledgeable,
- quick trigger,
- quick witted,
- re sourceful,
- dexterousdextrous,
- nobody's fool,
- nobody fool,
- witty,
- quickwitted,
- shrewdest,
- manysided,
- slick,
- more talented,
- more crackerjack,
- most egghead,
- most crackerjack,
- dexterous-dextrous,
- more skilled,
- most capable,
- wisest,
- savviest,
- more egghead.
- ex tensive,
- noticeable,
- goodly,
- largescale,
- more reasonable,
- ex-tensive,
- more extensive,
- large scale.
- well made,
- wellmade,
- most darling,
- sweetest,
- most recherche,
- rarest,
- more recherche,
- palatable,
- well-made,
- more darling,
- sweeter.
- more nonfunctional,
- more adorning,
- more prettifying,
- non functional,
- most nonfunctional,
- most prettifying,
- florid,
- more embellishing,
- most embellishing,
- most adorning.
- un-darkened,
- un darkened,
- more smiling,
- most smiling,
- most unthreatening,
- un-threatening,
- more undarkened,
- FAIRER,
- unthreatening,
- most sunshiny,
- most undarkened,
- un threatening,
- more sunshiny,
- un-clouded,
- more unthreatening,
- Undarkened,
- un clouded.
- lovely,
- well-chosen,
- be coming,
- cute,
- attractive,
- skillful,
- winsome,
- first class,
- firstclass,
- good-looking,
- sunshiny,
- stunning,
- beautiful,
- prettifying,
- considerable,
- goodlooking,
- balletic,
- quick on trigger,
- lovesome,
- recherche,
- picturesque,
- dainty,
- non-functional,
- photogenic,
- clever,
- well chosen,
- nonfunctional.
- vet,
- there,
- wised up,
- a hand at,
- tuned in,
- VETER,
- really into,
- well-versed.
adv.
• considerable; somewhat (adverb) • moderately (adverb) • quite (adverb) • slightly (adverb) • somewhat (adverb) • very (adverb)adv
• a little (adverb) • moderately (adverb)- within reason,
- quite a bit,
- in reason,
- within limits,
- averagely,
- temperately,
- more than not,
- not exactly,
- tolerantly.
n.
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•
- dashing.
-
•
- indeed,
- really,
- successful,
- deeply,
- thriving,
- greatly,
- particularly,
- thoroughly,
- prospering,
- well,
- a lot,
- immensely,
- study at beautiful.
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•
- Favoured.
v.
• Other relevant words: (verb) • preen (verb)Other synonyms:
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•
- partially,
- ISH,
- panoramic,
- Fractionally,
- prettily,
- personable,
- cuddly,
- unspoiled,
- lovable,
- pulchritudinous,
- ravishing,
- stately,
- telegenic,
- enticing,
- partly.
-
•
- mildly,
- toothsome,
- fetching,
- tolerably,
- prepossessing,
- picture postcard,
- charismatic,
- tempting,
- fascinating,
- rather,
- remotely,
- taking,
- uninterrupted,
- faintly,
- minutely.
-
•
- modestly.
-
•
- half.
-
•
- touch.
How to use "Pretty" in context?
Once upon a time, pretty was simply considered a way to be. According to society, pretty meant being polite, well dressed, and having clean hair. Times, however, have changed and pretty now has a much more sophisticated meaning. Pretty now means being stylish, having a good sense of humor, and being someone who is independent and confident. Anyone can be pretty, whether they have a lot of makeup on or not. In fact, the more natural and unadorned a person looks, the more pretty they are. There is no need to try to be something that you are not. The key to being pretty is being yourself.
Paraphrases for Pretty:
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Equivalence
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Cardinal number
quite.
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Adjective
quite.
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Adverb
quite.
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Cardinal number
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Independent
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Adjective
adorable, attractive, charming, cute, dainty, delightful, enjoyable, enough, fine-looking, good-looking, happy, leggy, marvelous, neat, pleasant, plenty, precious, presentable, ravishing, somewhat, splendid, superb, sweet, terrible, terrific, tired, ugly, very, nice-looking, great-looking, purty, fine-sounding, good-iooking, beautifui.
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Adverb
absolutely, abundantly, approximately, awfully, beautifully, best, certainly, comparatively, completely, considerably, cute, damned, decidedly, downright, enough, entirely, essentially, exactly, exceedingly, extraordinarily, genuinely, good-looking, hardly, instead, insufficiently, largely, nearly, particularly, perfectly, plenty, poorly, proportionately, rather, really, relatively, remarkably, roughly, significantly, slightly, so, somewhat, sufficiently, utterly, very.
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Verb, base form
Was.
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Adjective
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