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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
But Fisheries Minister Joanne Thompson said the whales would face similarly substandard treatment as "public entertainment" in the Chinese park, and denied Marineland's request.
The entertainment sector remains in a funk that started with the 2023 Hollywood writers strike, while AI is roiling the tech sector, with a loss of jobs and low hiring of recent graduates.
They reached out to key players in the entertainment industry — including Walt Disney Co. — about potential areas for collaboration and trying to assuage concerns about its technology.
Michelle Hutson, 52, has been coming to the Family Drive-In since childhood, enjoying what is now a dying form of quintessentially American entertainment.
The group’s demise reflects broad cultural changes, including a fractured media environment and consumers’ shift to streaming and social media apps such as TikTok for entertainment.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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