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entertainment
noun as in amusement, pleasure
Strong matches
ball, bash, blast, celebration, cheer, clambake, delight, dissipation, distraction, diversion, enjoyment, feast, frolic, fun, gaiety, game, grins, laughs, merriment, merrymaking, party, pastime, picnic, play, recreation, relaxation, relief, revelry, satisfaction, shindig, sport, spree, surprise, treat
Weak matches
big-time, blowout, divertissement, fun and games, good time, high time, leisure activity, lots of laughs, regalement, wingding
Example Sentences
Mr Chen and his accomplices allegedly used the criminal proceeds for luxury travel and entertainment, said the DOJ.
Billions in dollars of revenue from the scam operations allowed Prince to build a business empire, with investments in real estate, entertainment and banking, the Treasury said.
And despite a global pandemic that brought major entertainment studios heavy losses, in 2020 Dropout succeeded in making a minor profit in its first year under Reich’s ownership.
Discovery WBD 3.98%increase; green up pointing triangle , a merger that would unite some of the entertainment industry’s most valuable assets under one roof.
Her fans from afar included major Hollywood and entertainment figures.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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