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The phrase "to nice" is not grammatically correct and is not usable in written English
The word "nice" is an adjective and cannot directly follow a preposition like "to." However, "too nice" is a grammatically correct phrase, meaning excessively pleasant or kind. Example: "She was too nice to turn down their request for help."
Dictionary
to nice
adjective
Silly, ignorant; foolish.
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I go to nice restaurants.
He retired to Nice in 1849.
Bad things can happen to nice people.
Some reminiscences from former visits to Nice.
Train or fly to Nice.
From £1,399 including flights to Nice.
He didn't bring that insight to Nice.
It showed that she was going out to nice restaurants.
"Me, I'm a professional teacher, I went to nice schools.
Pragmatic Poland prefers hard numbers to nice words.
We tend to go to Nice Matin or Eatery.
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