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Pleasing

Pleasing Meaning & Definition
Pleasing Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Pleasing?

[n] the act of one who pleases
[adj] able to please or win approval
[adj] giving pleasure and satisfaction; "a pleasing piece of news"; "pleasing in manner and appearance"
[adj] giving pleasure or satisfaction
[adj] aesthetically pleasing; "an artistic flower arrangement"

Synonyms | Synonyms for Pleasing: admirable | aesthetic | agreeable | appreciated | artistic | charming | delicious | delightful | disarming | easy | esthetic | fab | fabulous | favorable | favourable | good | gratifying | in good taste(p) | ingratiating | pleasureful | rewarding | satisfying | sweet | tasteful

Related Terms | Find terms related to Pleasing: acceptable | adorable | aesthetic | affable | agreeable | ambrosial | amiable | amicable | amply endowed | appetizing | artistic | Attic | attractive | becoming | blissful | bonny | braw | built | built for comfort | buxom | callipygian | callipygous | chaste | cheerful | choice | classic | coddling | comely | compatible | complaisant | congenial | cordial | cosseting | curvaceous | curvy | dainty | darling | delectable | delicate | delicious | delightful | desirable | dulcet | easy | elegant | en rapport | enchanting | enjoyable | enviable | excellent | exciting | exquisite | facile | fair | fair and pleasant | favorable | favoring | felicific | felicitous | fine | flowing | fluent | genial | goddess-like | good | good to eat | good-looking | goodly | good-mannered | good-tasting | graceful | gracious | grateful | gratification | gratifying | gustable | gusty | harmonious | heart-warming | honeyed | humoring | in good taste | indulgence | juicy | Junoesque | likable | likely | lovable | lovely to behold | luscious | lush | mellifluous | mellow | mollycoddling | mouth-watering | nectareous | nectarous | nice | obliging | of choice | of gourmet quality | of quality | overindulgence | overpermissiveness | palatable | pampering | permissiveness | personable | pleasant | pleasurable | pleasureful | pleasure-giving | pneumatic | presentable | provocative | pure | quiet | restrained | rewarding | sapid | satisfactory | satisfying | savorous | savory | scrumptious | seductive | shapely | sightly | simple | slender | smooth | spoiling | stacked | statuesque | subdued | succulent | suitable | sweet | taking | tantalizing | tasteful | tasty | tempting | to be desired | toothsome | tripping | unaffected | understated | unobjectionable | unobtrusive | welcome | well-built | well-chosen | well-favored | well-formed | well-made | well-proportioned | well-shaped | well-stacked | winning | worth having | yummy

See Also | attractive | beautiful | gratification | humorous | humourous | pleasant

Pleasing In Webster's Dictionary

\Pleas"ing\, a. Giving pleasure or satisfaction; causing agreeable emotion; agreeable; delightful; as, a pleasing prospect; pleasing manners. ``Pleasing harmony.'' --Shak. ``Pleasing features.'' --Macaulay. -- {Pleas"ing*ly}, adv. -- {Pleas"ing*ness}, n. Syn: Gratifying; delightful; agreeable. See {Pleasant}.
\Pleas"ing\, n. An object of pleasure. [Obs.] --Chaucer.

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