enjoyer
- noun
- /ɪnˈdʒɔɪər/
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disfrutador
- The children were great enjoyers of the theme park, thrilled by every ride they experienced.
Are you still a PlayStation enjoyer?
- Are you still a PlayStation enjoyer?
- Are you guys are tap tax loophole enjoyers?
- The God is engaging in some self, revealing to the self who is the individual worshipper and in this case, enjoyer.
Examples
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Ancient Greek philosopher and horsey ride enjoyer Aristotle was the first to describe this intuition as naive or direct realism.
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As an outdoor enjoyer, he spends every weekend hiking in the mountains.
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"As a femdom enjoyer, I never saw findom as a good deal.
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Holding down the most viewed video of all time is Justin Bieber's "Baby" featuring celebrity sex-enjoyer Ludacris.
Blog text (29) -
At this stage, the devotee's delusion as enjoyer of material pleasures dissipates, and his real self merges with his new identity as an eternal servant of Krishna.
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She is an avid enjoyer of classical music, often attending concerts every month.
Synonyms
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3.4
A person who is very interested and excited about a hobby or subject
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8.1
A person who thinks physical pleasure is the most important part of life
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3.9
A person who likes to do things that feel very good in their body
A person who often gives themselves extra treats and comforts
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Enjoyer comes from the verb enjoy, which is made of en- and joy meaning 'happiness' or 'pleasure'. So an enjoyer is simply a person who takes pleasure in something, which is why the word means someone who likes or gains joy from an experience or thing.