amusive
- adjective
- /əˈmjuːsɪv/
- The children's play was highly amusive, keeping the audience engaged from start to finish.
Examples
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Her jokes are always amusive and make everyone laugh.
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The clown was very amusive at the children's party.
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An amusive conversation can make a long journey seem much shorter.
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His collection of amusive stories brought joy to many readers.
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An amusive conversation can make a long journey seem much shorter.
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His collection of amusive stories brought joy to many readers.
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The children's play was highly amusive, keeping the audience engaged from start to finish.
Synonyms
Causes people to laugh and feel happy
Makes watching or listening enjoyable
Something very pleasant that makes you happy
Holding your attention because it is pleasant or interesting
Something pleasant to watch or read that makes you smile and laugh
Antonyms
How Amusing
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Amusive comes from the verb amuse, which means 'to make someone smile or enjoy themselves'. Imagine turning a bored face into a smile — something amusive gives that same enjoyment or entertainment, just like the related word amusement.