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The phrase "are exactly nice" is grammatically correct but may sound awkward in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is precisely or specifically nice, though it may not be the most common expression.
Example: "The flowers in the garden are exactly nice, with their vibrant colors and pleasant fragrance."
Alternatives: "are truly nice" or "are perfectly nice."
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Be careful, not all ghosts are exactly nice.
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To be sure, the practical difference between big and small H-bombs isn't that one is exactly nicer to get hit with, but the big H-bombs certainly are a lot worse.
"The prediction was that they wouldn't be so helpful toward strangers, but they were exactly as nice to the strangers as they were to the cage mates," Bartal said.
"I was interested in that bubble they were in," says Howard (who is exactly as nice, funny and enthusiastic as you'd expect the man who played Richie Cunningham to be).
The genres that play nicest with ShrinkMyTunes are exactly the ones no one listens to: "To test ShrinkMyTunes on something more delicate, we fed it a Balinese gamelan performance full of space and nuance.
There's no polite way to put it: these aren't exactly nice girls.
If those kids aren't exactly "nice" then don't sit with them.
But that is exactly what the "nice" people of the suburbs and middle England can be like.
On the other hand, people do need to pay the rent, and it isn't exactly nice to discover that someone who is earning $3.5 million for her musings is so clueless about the things the rest of the world often needs to take on to get by like, say, corporate writing gigs or staff positions on television programs on that can kindly be described as less profound than Girls.
When his reserve unit was first assigned to guard Abu Ghraib, Frederick was exactly like one of our nice young men in the S.P.E.
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