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pleasure
noun as in delight, happiness
Strongest matches
amusement, bliss, comfort, contentment, enjoyment, gratification, hobby, joy, luxury, satisfaction, thrill
Strong matches
buzz, delectation, diversion, ease, entertainment, felicity, flash, fruition, game, gladness, gluttony, gusto, indulgence, joyride, kick, kicks, recreation, relish, revelry, seasoning, self-indulgence, solace, spice, titillation, turnon, velvet, zest
Weak matches
Example Sentences
“The American people provided him a mandate to run the executive branch, including the U.S. attorney’s office, and I look forward to serving at the pleasure of the president,” he said during a news conference.
But the biggest pleasure of European van life is the freedom it gives us to explore the beautiful, quiet corners of the continent.
"It's a pleasure to conjure up a little festive magic with the Pleasance in their 30th year. Local theatre is where the real wizardry happens - sparking imagination and spreading a bit of joy."
As a 13-year-old, he tried recipes from the Gary Rhodes book Rhodes Around Britain and saw "the pleasure on people's faces", which turned his hobby into a passion.
Ratcliffe has not been asked whether the upturn in fortunes is what he thought would happen but finally, he must be getting some pleasure from his £1bn-plus investment in his boyhood club.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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