1love·ly 
/ˈlʌvli/ adjective
love·li·er; love·li·est /ˈlʌvli/ adjective 1 : attractive or beautiful especially in a graceful way
▪ She was wearing a lovely dress. ▪ She looks simply lovely in that dress! = That dress looks simply lovely on her! ▪ a lovely bouquet of flowers ▪ The song has a lovely melody. synonyms beautiful 2 : very good or likable
▪ He's a lovely man. [=he's a very good man] 3 : very pleasing : fine
▪ The hotel has a lovely view. ▪ We enjoyed a lovely dinner. ▪ a singer with a lovely voice ▪ Their children have lovely manners. ▪ How lovely of you to come! ▪ It was lovely to have you here! ▪ (Brit) Isn't the coffee lovely and hot! [=the coffee is pleasingly hot]
▪ She was wearing a lovely dress. ▪ She looks simply lovely in that dress! = That dress looks simply lovely on her! ▪ a lovely bouquet of flowers ▪ The song has a lovely melody. synonyms beautiful
▪ He's a lovely man. [=he's a very good man]
▪ The hotel has a lovely view. ▪ We enjoyed a lovely dinner. ▪ a singer with a lovely voice ▪ Their children have lovely manners. ▪ How lovely of you to come! ▪ It was lovely to have you here! ▪ (Brit) Isn't the coffee lovely and hot! [=the coffee is pleasingly hot]
— love·li·ness noun [noncount]
▪ the loveliness of the view
▪ the loveliness of the view
