No problem
Pleasant and no problem are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pleasant" instead an adjective phrase "No problem".
Pleasant
Pleasant adjective - Giving pleasure or contentment to the mind or senses.
No problem and pleasant are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "No problem" instead an adjective "Pleasant".
Both terms in one sentence
- In episode 13 of GUN×SWORD, Ray confronts the Claw, an an extremely pleasant old man and tells Ray that he has no problem with Ray killing him, but first politely asks him why.
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There is no problem that cannot be solved with the proper application of science, logic, and faith, and the life of your fellow man can always be made more pleasant.
- The titular character of the Skulduggery Pleasant series is a walking, talking skeleton who wears black suits, drives a vintage black car, and has no problem whatsoever with brutally killing his enemies, especially where it's revenge for his murdered family.
Source: Dark Is Not Evil / Literature
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