Pronunciation: /ˈpliːzɪŋ/
verb present participle of the verb 'please'
A1 I am pleasing my teacher by finishing my homework on time.
A2 She is pleasing her parents by helping out with household chores.
B1 The chef is pleasing the customers with his delicious dishes.
B2 The artist is pleasing art enthusiasts with his latest masterpiece.
C1 The musician is pleasing the audience with his mesmerizing performance.
C2 The author is pleasing critics with his thought-provoking novel.
adjective giving pleasure or satisfaction; enjoyable
A1 The cake was very pleasing to the eye.
A2 The movie had a pleasing soundtrack.
B1 The hotel room had a pleasing view of the ocean.
B2 The garden was a pleasing sight with its colorful flowers.
C1 The museum's architecture was aesthetically pleasing.
C2 The performance was artistically pleasing in every aspect.
formal The final presentation was very pleasing to the board of directors.
informal I find the new movie very pleasing to watch.
slang That new song is so pleasing, it's on repeat all day.
figurative Her words were like a pleasing melody to his ears.
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