Pleasing: meaning, definitions and examples

Again used for something that provides comfort or satisfaction, often in a general or moderate way.

• She has a pleasing voice

Refers to something that provides enjoyment and fun, often used in relation to activities or experiences.

• We had an enjoyable day at the park
• The movie was very enjoyable

Applicable when something meets expectations or needs, providing a feeling of contentment.

• Completing the marathon was a satisfying achievement
• The meal was very satisfying

Best for describing someone or something that looks beautiful or appealing, usually in a physical sense.

• The actress is very attractive
• That dress is quite attractive

Used when something provides deep satisfaction, often because it fulfills a desire or need. This word can have a slightly formal tone.

• It was gratifying to see the project succeed
• Her compliment was very gratifying

About something that brings great pleasure and joy, often used in more specific and enthusiastic or charming contexts.

• It was a delightful evening with friends
• The children found the magic show delightful

Duplicate entry.

Used when something fulfills an expectation or need, giving a sense of completeness or contentment.

• Eating a well-cooked meal is satisfying

Used when something causes great pleasure or joy, often in an uplifting or surprising way.

• The children's laughter was delighting to everyone at the park

Used when something meets a need or desire, often providing a sense of accomplishment.

• Completing a challenging project at work is very gratifying

Used when providing a sense of peaceful happiness or acceptance.

• A warm meal at the end of the day is very contenting

Used when making someone feel happy or cheerful, often for emotional or sentimental reasons.

• Receiving a heartfelt letter from an old friend is very gladdening