50 Idioms for Nice with Meaning & Sentences

Idioms for Nice

1. Butter wouldn’t melt in their mouth

Meaning: Looking innocent or harmless but may not be so.
In a Sentence: Even though Tom broke the window, he acts as if butter wouldn’t melt in his mouth.
Other Ways to Say: Innocent-looking, Deceitful appearance.

2. As nice as pie

Meaning: Very kind or pleasant.
In a Sentence: She’s as nice as pie and always helps everyone.
Other Ways to Say: Very kind, Pleasant.

3. A heart of gold

Meaning: A very kind and generous nature.
In a Sentence: My grandmother has a heart of gold; she helps everyone in need.
Other Ways to Say: Kind-hearted, Generous.

4. Easy-going

Meaning: Relaxed and pleasant in manner.
In a Sentence: He’s very easy-going and never gets upset.
Other Ways to Say: Laid-back, Calm.

5. A good egg

Meaning: A good and kind person.
In a Sentence: You can trust him; he’s a good egg.
Other Ways to Say: Honest person, Nice person.

6. Salt of the earth

Meaning: A very good and honest person.
In a Sentence: They are the salt of the earth, always ready to help.
Other Ways to Say: Genuine, Down-to-earth.

7. Sweet as honey

Meaning: Very sweet and kind.
In a Sentence: She speaks softly and is as sweet as honey.
Other Ways to Say: Very kind, Gentle.

8. A soft touch

Meaning: Someone who is easy to persuade or is kind.
In a Sentence: He’s a soft touch and always gives money to charity.
Other Ways to Say: Gentle person, Kind-hearted.

9. The bee’s knees

Meaning: Something or someone excellent or very nice.
In a Sentence: That restaurant is the bee’s knees; the food is amazing.
Other Ways to Say: The best, Excellent.

10. Like a breath of fresh air

Meaning: Something or someone pleasant and refreshing.
In a Sentence: Her attitude was like a breath of fresh air in the office.
Other Ways to Say: Refreshing, Pleasant.

Idioms for Teaching

11. Warm-hearted

Meaning: Kind and caring.
In a Sentence: She’s a warm-hearted teacher who cares about her students.
Other Ways to Say: Compassionate, Kind.

12. Have a pleasant disposition

Meaning: To be naturally nice and friendly.
In a Sentence: He has a pleasant disposition that makes people comfortable.
Other Ways to Say: Friendly nature, Amiable.

13. Gentle as a lamb

Meaning: Very gentle and kind.
In a Sentence: The nurse was gentle as a lamb with the children.
Other Ways to Say: Very gentle, Kind.

14. The nicest guy/gal around

Meaning: The kindest person.
In a Sentence: She’s the nicest gal around, always ready to help.
Other Ways to Say: Very kind person, Helpful.

15. As good as gold

Meaning: Very well-behaved or kind.
In a Sentence: The children were as good as gold during the trip.
Other Ways to Say: Well-behaved, Kind.

16. Take it easy

Meaning: To be relaxed and pleasant.
In a Sentence: He always tells me to take it easy when I’m stressed.
Other Ways to Say: Relax, Chill out.

17. Have a heart

Meaning: To be kind or compassionate.
In a Sentence: Have a heart and help those in need.
Other Ways to Say: Be kind, Show compassion.

18. Make someone’s day

Meaning: To do something that makes someone very happy.
In a Sentence: Your compliment really made my day!
Other Ways to Say: Brighten someone’s day, Cheer up.

19. Pleasant as can be

Meaning: Very pleasant and nice.
In a Sentence: The new neighbors are pleasant as can be.
Other Ways to Say: Very nice, Friendly.

20. Good-natured

Meaning: Having a kind and friendly personality.
In a Sentence: He’s a good-natured man who loves to help others.
Other Ways to Say: Kind-hearted, Friendly.

Idioms for Night

21. Likeable

Meaning: Easy to like because of being nice or friendly.
In a Sentence: She’s very likeable and gets along with everyone.
Other Ways to Say: Friendly, Pleasant.

22. Friendly as a puppy

Meaning: Very friendly and eager to please.
In a Sentence: The new assistant was friendly as a puppy.
Other Ways to Say: Very friendly, Approachable.

23. Kind-hearted

Meaning: Having a caring and kind nature.
In a Sentence: She’s kind-hearted and always helps the poor.
Other Ways to Say: Compassionate, Gentle.

24. Sweet as sugar

Meaning: Very sweet and kind.
In a Sentence: His words were sweet as sugar to everyone.
Other Ways to Say: Very kind, Gentle.

25. A friendly face

Meaning: Someone who looks kind and approachable.
In a Sentence: I was greeted by a friendly face at the door.
Other Ways to Say: Approachable person, Warm smile.

26. Nice as pie

Meaning: Very kind or pleasant.
In a Sentence: She’s as nice as pie and always willing to help.
Other Ways to Say: Very kind, Pleasant.

27. Pleasant surprise

Meaning: Something nice and unexpected.
In a Sentence: The gift was a pleasant surprise for her birthday.
Other Ways to Say: Nice surprise, Delightful.

28. Gracious

Meaning: Courteous and kind.
In a Sentence: The hostess was gracious and welcoming.
Other Ways to Say: Polite, Kind.

29. Courteous

Meaning: Polite and showing good manners.
In a Sentence: He was courteous to everyone he met.
Other Ways to Say: Polite, Respectful.

30. Sweet-tempered

Meaning: Having a kind and calm nature.
In a Sentence: The teacher is sweet-tempered and patient.
Other Ways to Say: Gentle, Calm.

Idioms for Old

31. Warm smile

Meaning: A kind and friendly smile.
In a Sentence: She greeted us with a warm smile.
Other Ways to Say: Friendly smile, Kind expression.

32. A kind word

Meaning: A nice or encouraging comment.
In a Sentence: A kind word can brighten someone’s day.
Other Ways to Say: Encouragement, Compliment.

33. Like a breath of fresh air

Meaning: Someone or something refreshing and pleasant.
In a Sentence: Her personality is like a breath of fresh air.
Other Ways to Say: Refreshing, Pleasant.

34. A sweet disposition

Meaning: A kind and pleasant nature.
In a Sentence: He has a sweet disposition that makes him popular.
Other Ways to Say: Kind nature, Gentle personality.

35. Help someone out

Meaning: To assist someone kindly.
In a Sentence: She always helps her classmates out with their homework.
Other Ways to Say: Assist, Support.

36. Be all heart

Meaning: To be very kind and compassionate.
In a Sentence: The nurse is all heart when caring for patients.
Other Ways to Say: Kind-hearted, Compassionate.

37. Go out of one’s way

Meaning: To make an extra effort to help.
In a Sentence: She goes out of her way to help new students.
Other Ways to Say: Make extra effort, Be helpful.

38. Have a sunny disposition

Meaning: To be cheerful and nice.
In a Sentence: He has a sunny disposition that lifts everyone’s mood.
Other Ways to Say: Cheerful, Pleasant.

39. A gentle touch

Meaning: A kind and careful manner.
In a Sentence: The teacher has a gentle touch with young children.
Other Ways to Say: Kind approach, Soft manner.

40. Fair and square

Meaning: Honest and fair.
In a Sentence: She played fair and square in the competition.
Other Ways to Say: Honest, Just.

41. In good spirits

Meaning: Feeling happy and pleasant.
In a Sentence: Despite the rain, everyone was in good spirits.
Other Ways to Say: Cheerful, Happy.

42. Go the extra mile

Meaning: To do more than expected kindly.
In a Sentence: He always goes the extra mile for his friends.
Other Ways to Say: Make extra effort, Be helpful.

43. As gentle as a dove

Meaning: Very gentle and kind.
In a Sentence: She handled the baby as gentle as a dove.
Other Ways to Say: Very gentle, Tender.

44. Like a charm

Meaning: Working very well or pleasantly.
In a Sentence: The new teacher’s method worked like a charm.
Other Ways to Say: Very effective, Successful.

45. Sweet-talk

Meaning: To speak in a nice and persuasive way.
In a Sentence: He tried to sweet-talk his way out of trouble.
Other Ways to Say: Flatter, Persuade.

46. Have a heart of gold

Meaning: To be very kind and generous.
In a Sentence: The volunteer has a heart of gold.
Other Ways to Say: Kind-hearted, Generous.

47. Like sugar and spice

Meaning: Pleasant and nice qualities.
In a Sentence: She’s like sugar and spice, sweet and lively.
Other Ways to Say: Pleasant, Nice.

48. Be easy to get along with

Meaning: To be friendly and nice to others.
In a Sentence: He is easy to get along with at work.
Other Ways to Say: Friendly, Approachable.

49. Light up the room

Meaning: To make a place more pleasant by being nice or happy.
In a Sentence: Her smile lights up the room.
Other Ways to Say: Brighten the place, Cheer up.

50. Have a heartwarming smile

Meaning: A kind and pleasant smile.
In a Sentence: The teacher greeted us with a heartwarming smile.
Other Ways to Say: Warm smile, Friendly expression.

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