lovely

US /ˈlʌvli/

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UK /ˈlʌvli/

adj.AdjectiveAttractive or beautiful

She was a lovely girl, very charming and well brought up

adj.AdjectiveEnjoyable; giving pleasure.

We had a lovely time at the party.

adj.AdjectiveKind and friendly.

She is a lovely person, always willing to help.

adv.AdverbVery well; excellently.

"How are you?" "I'm lovely, thank you."

interj.InterjectionAn expression of delight or approval.

Lovely! That's exactly what I wanted.

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You know, I read the book and that's lovely, but who's not?
You know, I read the book and that's lovely, but who's not?

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Where do Keith and his lovely wife Becky go for Valentine's Day?
Where do Keith and his lovely wife Becky go for Valentine's Day?

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"I miss that lovely black family who used to live here.
"I miss that lovely black family who used to live here.

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Obviously Earth in this film is quite a verdant utopia. Its very beautiful, its very lovely,
Obviously Earth in this film is quite a verdant utopia. Its very beautiful, its very lovely,

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That lovely voice that you just heard is my new Australian friend: Chris.
That lovely voice that you just heard is my new Australian friend: Chris.

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and they usually put it at the front of the store so that that nice, lovely aroma
and they usually put it at the front of the store so that that nice, lovely aroma

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