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.

Similar words containing PLEASANT without suffix er

pleasant10 pleasantly15 pleasantry15 unpleasant12 displeasant14 pleasantest13 displeasants15 pleasantness14 pleasantries14 unpleasantly17 unpleasantry17 displeasanted17 displeasanting18 pleasantnesses16 unpleasantness16 unpleasantries16 unpleasantnesse17 unpleasantnesses18

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