Dictionary:
en·ter·tain·ing (ĕn'tər-tā'nĭng)
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| Thesaurus: entertaining |
| Antonyms: entertaining |
Definition: amusing, pleasing
Antonyms: boring, dull, laborious, sad, tiring, unamusing, unfunny, unpleasant
| Word Tutor: entertaining |
Of all the diversions of life, there is none so proper to fill up its empty spaces as the reading of useful and entertaining authors.
— Joseph Addison, Source: Spectator, no. 93 (London), 16 June 1711.
| Misspellings: entertaining |
Common misspelling(s) of entertaining
| diverting | |
| belles lettres | |
| tedious |
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