pleasant
ਸੋਹਣੀ
definition
adjective
a very pleasant evening
giving a sense of happy satisfaction or enjoyment.
example
At the outset, if her work was good, it would be a 'pleasant' surprise for everyone.
she had a 'pleasant' smile
It was a very 'pleasant' evening and one that looks like it's going to become a regular occurrence.
So it was a 'pleasant' surprise, then, when I was up at a decent hour this morning.
When the most 'pleasant' person you meet on your way in is the ticket inspector, you know things are bad.
Increases in sales are more likely to stem from a good service and a 'pleasant' manner.
If you get a 'pleasant' assistant, you can come out of the store feeling all is well with the world.
A social worker who had worked with Fraser since described her as a lovely and 'pleasant' girl.
I arrived back home on Sunday evening after a few 'pleasant' days to see gritters at work.
It was more than a 'pleasant' surprise and I ate a small part of my body weight in the stuff.
It was the first time I had met the 'pleasant' bloke, though he had registered four years back.
If the grand old manor house is anything to go by we are in for a 'pleasant' surprise.
Andrew Wallace is a 'pleasant' lad who seeks little glory but wants to do well in life.
This courtesy came as a very 'pleasant' surprise and we were more than willing to wait.
Nowhere did it say they'd all be on the one paper, so that was a 'pleasant' surprise.
To win both races has been a 'pleasant' surprise, but the success is full deserved.
I think he was a good family man and would have been perfectly 'pleasant' to me.
She is now a bright, 'pleasant' child of ten months who is on the waiting list for a donor.
She is a very 'pleasant' girl who gets on with everybody and we are very proud of her.
a 'pleasant' boy
Margaret was a 'pleasant' and courteous lady who was very well liked by all who knew her.
Religion sets down rules with the aim of making society a 'pleasant' happy place in which to live.
After a dull and wet bank holiday, I was looking forward to a 'pleasant' evening in the theatre.
Yet people who have met Gray tell me he is perfectly affable and 'pleasant' , if a bit miserable.
they had a 'pleasant' trip
He was an easy going 'pleasant' man to deal with and he had a nice way of giving good or bad news.
Although anger simmered right under the surface, my voice was 'pleasant' and calm.
He was, by all accounts an extremely 'pleasant' person and of the highest integrity.
the weather has been 'pleasant'
I return to the same man on the cash desk and he is very 'pleasant' , wishing me an enjoyable evening.
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