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Definitions

fun

[fuhn] / fʌn /
ADJECTIVE
enjoyable, diverting
Synonyms
STRONGEST
amusing enjoyable entertaining lively pleasant
WEAK
boisterous convivial diverting merry witty
Antonyms
STRONGEST
boring disagreeable tiring unfunny unpleasant
WEAK
unfun
NOUN
amusement, play
Synonyms
STRONGEST
celebration distraction enjoyment joke joy laughter pastime pleasure sport
STRONG
absurdity ball blast buffoonery cheer clowning diversion entertainment escapade festivity foolery frolic gaiety gambol game grins holiday horseplay jocularity jollity junketing merriment merrymaking mirth nonsense picnic playfulness recreation rejoicing relaxation riot romp solace tomfoolery treat whoopee
WEAK
big-time good time high jinks jesting joking living it up romping
Antonyms
STRONGEST
work
STRONG
chore drudgery labor task

Example Sentences

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She concluded: "I honestly can't wait to wake the nation up with the biggest most fun breakfast show ever."

From BBC • Apr. 23, 2026

In a statement, read by Assistant Coroner Ivor Collett, Brooke's mother Claire Etherington called her a "beautiful, fun, caring and loving girl" who had "the most incredible way of lighting up every room".

From BBC • Apr. 22, 2026

One year, I hosted an adult field day at the park with sack races, water balloons and snow cones, so I have some fun ideas for you.

From Los Angeles Times • Apr. 20, 2026

Sally even pokes fun at their past, comparing their current journey to the previous film.

From Los Angeles Times • Apr. 20, 2026

They are lots of fun to ride; Selkie liked them so much she barked till her throat was sore!

From "Nim’s Island" by Wendy Orr