pretty|prettier|prettiest in English
adjective
[pret·ty || 'prɪtɪ]
beautiful, physically attractive; nice, pleasant, genial
Use "pretty|prettier|prettiest" in a sentence
1. The comparative of "pretty" is "prettier".
2. Smal ("Slim") is the prettiest Gnome.
3. Nothing prettier than watching sailors burn alive.
4. Maria looks much prettier with her hair cut short.
5. Hey, nobody's prettier than my little girl.
6. How's the prettiest girl in the club?
7. Maybe because she's prettiest when she's happy.
8. I was sixteen and wearing my prettiest frock.
9. They're the prettiest sight in Yorkshire when th'spring comes.
10. Ha Ni is the prettiest when she's smiling.
11. Prettier than butter melting on a stack of wheat cakes.
12. She's the prettiest, most ethereal romantic heroine in the movies.
13. Why is the soon-to-be - second-prettiest dr. Chase here?
14. She poisoned an apple because she thought I was prettier than her.
15. These days the cast are younger and prettier, the stories more lurid.
16. She wore her hair in the prevailing fashion and looked ever prettier.
17. It's become a truism that Sunday's visitors play the prettiest football in the Premiership.
18. At Billfold, our passion for making the world a prettier place drives us
19. Bowknots is committed to making the world prettier once stitch at a time
20. He was making a play for the prettiest girl in the college.
21. As if the Twin Couloirs weren't enough, Temple Couloir is an even bigger and prettier couloir.
22. No prettier sight in the world than 10,000 head of cattle, unless it's 50,000.
23. Virginia Bluebells Native to North America, this perennial plant is one of the prettiest wildflowers
24. Even prettier was the petite brunette of about seventeen who showed me to my room.
25. The street lamp hit the red amber, and It'seemed to be glowing, prettier than ever.