Nicest adjective for a nice person
Hello, I want to translate a poem from my native language (Romanian) ... I'm looking for the best English adjective to describe a "nice" child (or even person) as in someone with "low profile", who stays in their place and not causing troubles or asking for attention ... thank you
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Quo Vadis I'm looking for the best English adjective to describe a "nice" child (or even person) as in someone with "low profile", who stays in their place and not causing troubles or asking for attention That is not what "nice" means in English, by the way. Also, by the way, adjectives are the kiss of death for style. But that said, there are a lot of words that would fill the bill.
- Quo Vadis I'm looking for the best English adjective to describe a "nice" child (or even person) as in someone with "low profile", who stays in their place and not causing troubles or asking for attention That is not what "nice" means in English, by the way.
- Also, by the way, adjectives are the kiss of death for style.
- But that said, there are a lot of words that would fill the bill.
- It depends on the surrounding text and exactly what you want it to mean.
- Some ideas: demure quiet unassuming solemn reserved well-behaved self-possessed
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Quo VadisI'm looking for the best English adjective to describe a "nice" child (or even person) as in someone with "low profile", who stays in their place and not causing troubles or asking for attention
That is not what "nice" means in English, by the way. Also, by the way, adjectives are the kiss of death for style. But that said, there are a lot of words
0Quo VadisI'm looking for the best English adjective to describe a "nice" child (or even person) as in someone with "low profile", who stays in their place and not causing troubles or asking for attention
Maybe 'gentle', 'sweet', or 'innocent'?
CJ
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