I. ˈplēziŋ, -zēŋ noun
( -s )
Etymology: Middle English plesing, from gerund of plesen to please — more at please
: the act of one who pleases : the fact of being pleased : the giving of pleasure
II. adjective
Etymology: Middle English plesing, from present participle of plesen to please
: giving pleasure : capable of being enjoyed : attractive to the senses : charming , favorable , palatable
what I found most pleasing … is the lake with the wildfowl flying over — S.P.B.Mais
large rooms with pleasing wood mantels and deep fireplaces — American Guide Series: Michigan
the pleasing taste of homemade bread fresh from the oven
Synonyms: see pleasant