enjoyment
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- noun
- /ɪnˈdʒɔɪmənt/
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- The results suggested a connection between enjoyment, motivation, and the relevancy of the activity to students' lives.
- fun and enjoyment
- satisfaction and enjoyment
- enjoyment of music
You don't have a duty to improve your enjoyment of, of, of cooking.
- You don't have a duty to improve your enjoyment of, of, of cooking.
- It's a wonderful thing when the enjoyment of what you're doing is lost.
- But you're right, I do have enjoyment being kind to my neighbors.
- And then he says the time of actual enjoyment is short and fleeting.
- Like I'm still chasing happiness, fulfilment, enjoyment, those things.
- Just give yourself some enjoyment, not just total work, work, work.
- I knew I was going to, but it's not about our enjoyment per SE.
- It's like the the enjoyment of a one night stand.
- Estrogen is pleasure, it's enjoyment, it's love, it's surrender.
- You're not just something to be experienced for someone's enjoyment when they want to reappear.
- So I'm not getting like that enjoyment out of work.
- And his whole shtick is that enjoyment is efficiency.
- I've found expense to be inversely correlated to enjoyment generally.
- And there, he says, enjoyment consists in this.
Examples
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He found great enjoyment in painting landscapes during his free time.
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The recreational adult participants reported higher levels of enjoyment compared to the collegiate sample.
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Just give yourself some enjoyment, not just total work, work, work.
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To live, but for enjoyment, for life.
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My strength and my enjoyment comes from making videos.
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Here it is, for your enjoyment and instruction!
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While students reported experiencing less enjoyment than value from the activities, this is not surprising.
Academic text (1999) -
But you're right, I do have enjoyment being kind to my neighbors.
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The splendor of the meal adds to the enjoyment of it.
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The students often showed their enjoyment of the RSSP through different types of responses to music.
Academic text (2015)
Synonyms
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A feeling of enjoyment or happiness from something
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A feeling of pleasure and being satisfied
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A strong feeling of great happiness
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A strong feeling of happiness and eagerness, or something that causes it
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A pleasant feeling when you achieve something or your needs are met
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A feeling of being happy with what you have
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A feeling of pleasure when something makes you laugh
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A feeling of pleasure when a wish or need is met
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A feeling of being happy and satisfied with your life
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A strong, happy feeling of excitement
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A feeling of being happy and pleased
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Strong, excited enjoyment of something you like
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A great pleasure you feel when you enjoy something
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A feeling of being satisfied and at ease with life
Antonyms
How Enjoyable
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Etymology
The word enjoyment comes from the prefix en- and the word joy, with joy meaning 'happiness'. So, enjoyment is the feeling of pleasure or satisfaction you get from something.