Synonyms and antonyms of Pleasant, enjoyable and relaxing in British Thesaurus

pleasant (adjective)

enjoyable or attractive in a way that makes you feel pleased and satisfied

enjoyable (adjective)

something that is enjoyable gives you pleasure

relaxing (adjective)

pleasant and making you feel relaxed

nice (adjective)

attractive, enjoyable, or pleasant

pleasing (adjective)

formal pleasant and enjoyable

pleasurable (adjective)

formal giving you a feeling of happiness, enjoyment, or satisfaction

lovely (adjective)

enjoyable, or pleasant

cheerful (adjective)

making you feel happy because of being pleasant or enjoyable

restful (adjective)

relaxing, quiet, and peaceful

epic (adjective)

spoken extremely good or enjoyable

funner (adjective)

informal another way of saying 'more fun'

funnest (adjective)

informal another way of saying 'most fun'

addictive (adjective)

something that is addictive is so enjoyable that you want to do it or have it as often as possible

agreeable (adjective)

formal pleasant, nice, or satisfactory

amazing (adjective)

mainly spoken very pleasant or enjoyable

atmospheric (adjective)

creating a special mood or feeling

attractive (adjective)

something that is attractive is pleasant in some way

bang-up (adjective)

Americaninformal very good or enjoyable

beautiful (adjective)

very pleasant

beautifully (adverb)

in a very pleasant way

blissful (adjective)

giving you great pleasure

brilliant (adjective)

Britishinformal extremely good or enjoyable

cheeky (adjective)

Britishinformal enjoyable and unexpected or unplanned

comfortable (adjective)

a comfortable situation or way of life is pleasant and does not cause you any problems

companionable (adjective)

a companionable occasion is enjoyable because you like the people you are with

congenial (adjective)

formal a congenial situation is pleasant, friendly, and enjoyable

delicious (adjective)

mainly literary very pleasant or enjoyable

delightful (adjective)

very pleasant or attractive

diverting (adjective)

formal interesting or enjoyable

divine (adjective)

informal old-fashioned extremely good or pleasant

dreamy (adjective)

extremely pleasant or attractive

easy (adjective)

an easy time is one when you have very few problems or worries

endearing (adjective)

making people like you

entertaining (adjective)

enjoyable or fun to do

fairytale (adjective)

extremely good, beautiful, or happy

fantastic (adjective)

informal extremely good or pleasant

free and easy ()

relaxed and pleasant

fun (adjective)

enjoyable

fun-filled (adjective)

full of enjoyable things to do

glorious (adjective)

informal very enjoyable

good (adjective)

giving you a happy or pleasant feeling

good old ()

enjoyable or useful

gorgeous (adjective)

very enjoyable or pleasant

grand (adjective)

informal very good or enjoyable

great (adjective)

informal very good, enjoyable, or attractive

happy (adjective)

used about enjoyable times, events, experiences etc that make people feel happy

heady (adjective)

affecting you in a strong and pleasant way

heavenly (adjective)

informal extremely pleasant, enjoyable, or beautiful

homey (adjective)

mainly American pleasant in a way that reminds you of home

hunky-dory (adjective)

informal pleasant because there are no problems

idyllic (adjective)

extremely happy, without any problems

jolly (adjective)

old-fashioned lively and enjoyable

languid (adjective)

a languid occasion or period of time is relaxed and pleasant

lazy (adjective)

spent relaxing and not involving any activity that needs effort

lekker (adjective)

South Africaninformal very nice

light (adjective)

enjoyable and not very serious

lovely and... ()

used for emphasizing the pleasant quality that something has

magic (adjective)

informal very good, or very pleasant

magical (adjective)

full of a mysterious quality that is enjoyable or attractive

marvellous (adjective)

extremely enjoyable or exciting

marvelous ()

the American spelling of marvellous

moreish (adjective)

Britishspoken so pleasant that you want to have more

nice (adjective)

used with another adjective to emphasize that you like a particular quality that someone or something has

orgasmic (adjective)

very informal extremely exciting or enjoyable

painless (adjective)

less difficult or unpleasant than you expect

pleasant (adjective)

used about places and situations

rewarding (adjective)

giving you satisfaction, pleasure, or profit

richly (adverb)

with pleasant strong colours, flavours, or smells

rollicking (adjective)

loud, enjoyable, and full of energy

satisfactory (adjective)

enjoyable and pleasing

satisfying (adjective)

making you feel pleased or happy

sociable (adjective)

used about things such as jobs, times, and situations that allow you to enjoy being with other people or to live the type of life that most people live

sound like fun ()

to seem to be something that you would enjoy

spiffing (adjective)

Britishinformal old-fashioned very good, or enjoyable

splendid (adjective)

formal used about a period of time that is very enjoyable or pleasant

splendiferous (adjective)

humorous splendid

storybook (adjective)

very good, in a way that does not seem real

super (adjective)

informal old-fashioned very good, nice, or enjoyable

sweet (adjective)

making you experience a pleasant feeling

swimmingly (adverb)

informal old-fashioned in an extremely satisfactory or successful way

voluptuous (adjective)

literary a voluptuous taste, smell, etc affects your senses in a strong and pleasant way