Enjoyment meaning in English
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Definition
enjoyment: pleasure, fun, delight, satisfaction, happiness, amusement
I don't get much enjoyment from watching television, I prefer to listen to the radio or read a book.
Examples
- "Horatio : Can we have the party time and the enjoyment satisfaction afterwards, still?"
- "Here in Electric Ladyland we are dedicated to the art of satisfaction, and we are skilled in bringing enjoyment to all."
- "Can we have the party time and the enjoyment satisfaction afterwards, still?"
- "I, the great Horatio Oléré, am humbled to make this anonymous donation, in my name, of 10 million euros to the Horatio Oléré memorial bank account for my personal enjoyment and retirement."
Exercise 1
Fiona writes that "after a few hours" in Horatio's laboratory, her initial was replaced by .
Fiona writes that "after a few hours" in Horatio's laboratory, her initial confusion 1 was replaced by discomfort 2 .
1 confusion : Fiona writes that her initial "bewilderment was replaced by a constant unease". "Confusion" is synonymous with "bewilderment". Both terms describe a state of great confusion or a lack of comprehension.
1 anxiety: "Anxiety" is not synonymous with "bewilderment". "Anxiety" describes the state of being nervous or anxious.
1 enjoyment : "Enjoyment" is not synonymous with "bewilderment". "Enjoyment" describes contentment or pleasure.
1 sadness: "Sadness" is not synonymous with "bewilderment". "Sadness" describes melancholic or unhappy feelings.
2 discomfort: "Discomfort" is synonymous with "unease" in this and many other contexts. Fiona writes that her initial confusion was replaced with "unease", meaning that Horatio made her feel uncomfortable.
2 comfort: "Unease" is not synonymous with "comfort". In fact, the two words are antonyms.
2 pride: "Pride" is not synonymous with "discomfort" in this or any other context. "Pride" indicates self-satisfaction or pleasure, and in some cases even arrogance. Peacocks are very proud.
2 happiness: "Happiness" is not synonymous with "discomfort" in this or any other context.
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