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fun
adjective as in enjoyable, diverting
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noun as in amusement, play
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Example Sentences
The fun and camaraderie of yesterday’s large families is the victim of a falling birthrate.
From beard oil to body wash, companies are ramping up their messaging and speaking directly to male consumers in more fun and frank ways.
It’s a fun puzzle for him to figure out how much emotion to show and when to let the mask slip to the audience, he added.
It emerged that the image was originally created by a company employee for fun, but one of his colleagues believed it was real and reported it to the boss.
Although my parents loved seeing everyone, it was more fun for them to have just their 5 grandkids stay over at their place in Florida.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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