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Meanings of very nice in English

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Usage of very nice in English
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Of course, Scott had a point: Cindy wasn't a very nice person.
Watch them die
2
It was very nice and set the stage for a good start.
Wired
3
Overall: Furl has a very nice feature set and excellent export options.
Wired
4
We've won a lot of games and people say very nice words.
Reuters
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In the case of Palu it's on a very nice, natural bay.
Reuters
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First, the palette board, although very nice-looking, is really not very necessary.
Wired
7
The feeling that it is all very nice but it needs action.
The new yorker
8
President Trump: Well, it is very nice of you to say that.
News.com.au
9
Actually, come to think of it, he has a very nice watch.
The Irish Times
10
I knew I wasn't very nice, but that was precisely the point.
The devil's closet
11
The curtain-raiser was over, and very nice too; now for the drama.
If Winter Comes
12
There was always something very nice about the way he asked her.
Lightning
13
After she had gone Pyle said, 'What a very nice cultivated woman.
The Quiet American
14
It's very nice.' Ana had ceased to be surprised in this office.
Book of lost threads
15
The pale green looked very nice; it had cost her three pounds.
Evelyn Innes
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It's a very nice feeling and a totally new one for me.
The Guardian
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