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Sentence examples for pretty neat from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "pretty neat" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is attractive, tidy, or clever. For example: "This new app for organizing your notes is pretty neat!".

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That was pretty neat.

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The New York Times

That's pretty neat.

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The New York Times

It's pretty neat, though".

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The New Yorker

It's pretty neat".

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The New York Times

"It was pretty neat".

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The New York Times - Sports

Which is pretty neat".

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Independent

Pretty neat, right?

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The New Yorker

"That's a pretty neat move".

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The New York Times

Pretty neat, am I right?

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The New York Times

"It's pretty neat," Granderson said.

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The New York Times - Sports

"They'd say, 'That's pretty neat.

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The New Yorker
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