nicer-looking

adjective
UK /ˌnaɪsəˈlʊkɪŋ/
US /ˌnaɪsərˈlʊkɪŋ/

Looking prettier or more pleasing than something else.

She picked the nicer-looking apple from the bowl.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Appearing more pleasant or well-presented than before.

After the cleanup, the park was a nicer-looking place for everyone.

3. Seeming more appealing on the surface, even if not truly better.

The nicer-looking box turned out to hold the cheaper gift.

4. Having a more polished or tidy appearance.

He wore a nicer-looking jacket to the party.

5. Comparing two things where one looks more pleasing to the eye.

Between the two cakes, the nicer-looking one was the smaller.