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27 Aug 2016
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I know one of the meanings of lovely is beautiful, what's the difference between lovely n beautiful when i use them to describe a girl?
I know one of the meanings of lovely is beautiful, what's the difference between lovely n beautiful when i use them to describe a girl?
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Lovely can also be used described someone's personality as it means they're enjoyable to be around and they're nice.
For example, 'She is a lovely person'.
Beautiful is mainly for looks. 'She is very beautiful'.
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