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1. (n.) amusement
anything that amuses; pastime; entertainment.
2. amusement
the act of amusing.
3. amusement
the state of being amused; enjoyment.
Etymology: (1595–1605; < MF)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) amusement
a feeling of delight at being entertained
2. (noun) entertainment, amusement
an activity that is diverting and that holds the attention
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1. (noun) amusement
keep amused
the feeling of being amused
Her boyfriend looked at her in/with amusement.
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) amusement
deep thought; muse
2. (noun) amusement
the state of being amused; pleasurable excitement; that which amuses; diversion
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Sense: the state of being amused or of finding something funny
a smile of amusement.
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 Afrikaans: snaaksheid |
 Arabic: إضْحاك |
 Bulgarian: задоволство |
 Brazilian: divertimento |
 Czech: pobavení |
 German: das Vergnügen |
 Danish: glæde |
 Greek: διασκέδαση |
 Spanish: diversión |
 Estonian: lõbusus |
 Farsi: سرگرمی |
 Finnish: huvittuneisuus |
 French: amusement |
 Hebrew: צְחוֹק, בִּדוּר @@@בִּידו |
 Hindi: मनोरंजन |
 Croatian: zabava, razonoda |
 Hungarian: élvezet |
 Indonesian: rasa geli, rasa senang |
 Icelandic: að vera skemmt |
 Italian: divertimento |
 Japanese: 楽しみ, おかしさ |
 Korean: 즐거움 |
 Lithuanian: linksmumas, smagumas |
 Latvian: uzjautrinājums |
 Malay: terhibur |
 Dutch: plezier |
 Norwegian: moro, underholdning |
 Polish: rozbawienie |
 Persian: سرگرمی |
 Pashto: خوشحالی، سرګرمی |
 Portuguese: divertimento |
 Romanian: amuzament |
 Russian: удовольствие |
 Slovak: pobavenie |
 Slovenian: veselje |
 Serbian: veselje |
 Swedish: munterhet, förnöjelse |
 Thai: ความขบขัน |
 Turkish: hoşlanma, keyif |
 Taiwanese: 愉悅 |
 Ukrainian: радісне здивування |
 Urdu: لطف ، دلچسپی |
 Vietnamese: sự thích thú |
 Chinese: 快乐 |
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