Pleasanter is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PLEASANTER in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• PLEASANT, pleasing
• giving a sense of happy satisfaction or enjoyment
• (of a person or their manner) friendly and considerate; likeable

Words related to PLEASANTER

pleasant10 pleasantest13

How to use PLEASANTER in a sentence

• I suppose we could both smoke pipes under pleasanter conditions.
• If she does not always divide your trouble, upon the pleasanter occasions of life she is sure always to treble your satisfaction.
• All this was pleasanter than the quiet evening that followed, because she liked the occupation and motion.
• It would be much pleasanter for you to go out and play in the yard, if it was only safe.
• I wanted to make your life pleasanter, and now my mad folly has spoiled it all, and you decree that we must part.
• She did so, and found in time more friends and acquaintances, and a pleasanter home than she ever possessed before.
• Nothing is pleasanter than to view the relationship between him and his wife.
• After so much walking through the wilderness it was a much pleasanter method of traveling.
• It was a much pleasanter situation than our tent, commanding a view of the whole bay, and the two banks of Jackal River, with its picturesque bridge.
• And it did not make her feel any pleasanter to hear Solomon’s mocking laughter, which grew fainter and fainter as he left the pasture behind him.
• But even were the defence of the Ministers technically perfect, it would have been pleasanter to see them a little blinded by such an achievement.
• It seemed pleasanter to talk in the twilight, but a bar of light shone from the sitting-room door, and relieved it from any sombre appearance.
• I have now related the preliminary particulars which it is desirable that you should know, and may proceed at once to the pleasanter task of telling you my story.
• Fortunately all the Slavs do not go to the mines, and those who follow agriculture or trades afford a pleasanter study.
• How much pleasanter the fields and hills and sands than the grimy, noisy streets where my head ached and my eyes were weary.
• Kemball, thinking to myself that I had never seen a sweeter, pleasanter face.
• It was pleasanter to believe that my style was Semitic, than to allow, with Jack, that it tended towards that of Mrs.
• One of his pleasanter habits, to which he was greatly attached, was washing.
• She was even more impressive in manner than ever, and also a little pleasanter to behold.
• Esther was left at home with a headache, little expecting pleasanter company.
• I am satisfied that it is better and pleasanter for you to observe it most rigidly, if it is attempted to be enforced at all.
• No people in the world could be pleasanter to travel with than these splendid men of the North.
• It seemed pleasanter to her than the house on Flora Street.
• The house was full of blue-gray shadows, and had a drowsy hush upon it, a pleasanter hush than it used to know.
• A walk through a pleasant neighborhood is all the pleasanter if one knows that something memorable has happened there.
• No doubt I should have been of a pleasanter disposition, had I not been the only boy and the youngest child.
• Should they be abolished, many of the pleasanter facts and appearances of the world would disappear with them.

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