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Meanings of nicely in English

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Usage of nicely in English
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He said on Saturday of his order: It's working out very nicely.
Reuters
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That had set the boundaries quite nicely; at least she hoped so.
Millionaire's women
3
If not, we really do try what Troblum suggested and ask nicely.
The evolutionary void
4
Raspberries are especially good with apples, and blueberries work nicely with peaches.
The cook's illustrated how-to-cook library
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The paper was easy to read and the diagrams were nicely presented.
The Irish Times
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But he added that the companies' product lines complemented each other nicely.
Reuters
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I have been open for a year, and it is growing nicely.
Ebony
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Everyone is different; sometimes personalities knit nicely together, other times they don't.
The Guardian
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Despite the oceanic source, the virus grew nicely in fresh water amoebae.
Wired
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He said that he would, but requested that she ask him nicely.
The devil and sherlock holmes: tales of murder, madness, and obs...
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The auto-loan bond sector has rebounded nicely over the past four years.
Reuters
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Also, while the digicam market is nicely developed, it's not saturated yet.
Wired
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It was in vain that Siéyès had so nicely set the balance.
A History of Modern Europe, 1792-1878
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August has always been a frenetic month and September is building nicely.
The Irish Times
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I love that I can decorate my home nicely on a budget.
News.com.au
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The work is coming along nicely, but I have found many contradictions.
Paul of dune
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