lovely

adjective13 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.3
very lovely8.3

The most standard and common intensifier for 'lovely'.

really lovely8.0

A common, informal way to strongly emphasize the 'lovely' quality.

absolutely lovely7.9

Used to express very strong, enthusiastic praise.

truly lovely7.2

A sincere way to emphasize that something is genuinely lovely.

quite lovely7.0

Means 'fairly' or 'very' lovely, often used in a slightly more formal or understated way.

simply lovely6.9

Emphasizes the uncomplicated and pure nature of the loveliness.

particularly lovely6.8

Emphasizes that something is lovely to a special degree.

perfectly lovely6.5

Emphasizes that something is lovely in every way, without any flaws.

rather lovely5.5

A somewhat formal or old-fashioned way of saying 'quite lovely', common in British English.

be lovely8.5

Used to state that someone or something possesses a lovely quality.

look lovely8.2

Refers to having a beautiful or attractive appearance.

sound lovely7.8

Used when an idea or suggestion seems very pleasant or enjoyable.

feel lovely7.0

Describes a pleasant physical sensation.

Collocations with "lovely"