# nicer

Pronunciation: US say "NYS-er" /ˈnaɪsɚ/; UK say "NY-suh" /ˈnaɪsə/

## Adjective

1. Comparative of nice. — comparative form of nice: more nice
   - Simple: Comparative of nice. Use it to say one thing is more pleasant than another.
   - _This part of town feels nicer in the spring._
   - _The weather has been a good deal nicer this week than last._

## Adverb

2. Comparative of nice. *(colloquial)* — comparative form of nice: more nice
   - Simple: Comparative of nice. Use it to say someone does something in a more pleasant way.
   - _She treated the new hires nicer than her old manager ever had._
   - _The whole team worked together nicer after the retreat._

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