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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a nice dose of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pleasant or beneficial amount of something, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "After a long week, I treated myself to a nice dose of relaxation at the spa."
Alternatives: "a healthy amount of" or "a good helping of".
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And he also had a nice dose of healthy sarcasm".
A nice dose of technological optimism related to the environment.
The chocolate variety was especially wonderful, its bittersweet creaminess enhanced by a nice dose of salt.
Earnings reports are doing what investors like best: giving them a nice dose of positive surprises.
Mr. Mambo underscores the ambiguities in Chancellor's personality, while Ms. Jah brings a nice dose of incisive humor to Prudence.
But they offer a nice dose of fresh air on the way to your flat, and a much stronger sense of connection with the rest of the block.
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Unfortunately, Delaware's loss cost the tournament a meeting of Griner and Delle Donne in the round of 16, which would have added a nice double dose of star power.
You start with corn syrup and food coloring, add a bit of eyelash glue and cotton, and you have a nice gory dose of payback.
When was the last party you went to that had a nice healthy dose of both liberals and conservatives?
Ms. Neuwirth, a Tony winner for "Chicago" and the 1986 revival of "Sweet Charity," is known for setting high expectations and having finicky moments; as she has said, there's "a nice, healthy dose of diva" in her.
At this E3's Nintendo press conference, we were treated to a nice little dose of Zelda music, and told there would be a sweet 25th anniversary soundtrack, as well as some traveling concerts and a free DSiWare game.
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