Amusement

What do we mean by amusement?

The state of being amused, entertained, or pleased. noun

Something that amuses, entertains, or pleases. noun

In music, a brief entertaining piece, often one intended to give variety to technical exercises. noun

Absorbing thought; meditation; musing; reverie. noun

The state of being amused; mental enjoyment or diversion; moderate mirth or merriment due to an external cause. noun

That which amuses, detains, or engages the mind; pastime; entertainment: as, to provide children with amusements. noun

Synonyms Entertainment, Diversion, etc. (see pastime), sport. noun

Deep thought; muse. noun

The state of being amused; pleasurable excitement; that which amuses; diversion. noun

Entertainment noun

An activity that is entertaining or amusing, such as dancing, gunning, and fishing. noun

A feeling of delight at being entertained noun

An activity that is diverting and that holds the attention noun

Entertainment.

An activity that is entertaining or amusing, such as dancing, gunning, or fishing.

Words that are spelled similarly to amusement:
amusement, abasement, amazement, bemusement, accusement, ambushment, amusements, amassment, avisement, rousement, ajustement.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word amusement:
rides, coaster, coney, roller, carousel, parks, ferris, boardwalk, ride, park, arcade, trolley, luna, disneyland, pier, wonderland, themed, flags, expo, miniature, attraction, cedar, sega, zoo, resort, pleasure, resorts, picnic, ticket, carnival, wheel, gaming, pavilion, machines, fun, beach, theme, bowling, entertainment, mall, fair, wooden, visitors, tourist, admission, manufactured, opened, closed, riders, gardens, shopping, disney, recreation, operated, demolished, destination, guests, attendance, manufacturer.

Adjectives that are often used to describe amusement:
own, great, much, mere, public, favourite, little, innocent, favorite, only, chief, considerable, more, popular, wry, mild, quiet, infinite, private, genuine, idle, principal, rational, harmless, cynical, grim, tolerant, secret, sardonic, endless, faint, intense, fashionable, constant, greatest, detached, agreeable, ironic, intellectual, contemptuous, vast, mingled, pure, pleasant, frivolous, sole, malicious, bitter, gentle, childish, affectionate, wholesome, light, daily, dangerous, suppressed, elegant, expensive, cheap, sheer, obvious, slight, cruel, evident, silent, occasional, delightful, immense, concealed, worldly, healthy, momentary, outdoor, exciting, temporary, superior, perpetual.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective amusement:
park, parks, rides, tax, arcade, places, devices, arcades, seekers, device, center, hall, apparatus, disgust, section, quarter, art, halls, giving, palace, spread, ride, rating, monger, education, owners, notes, features, area, tickets, taxes, license, makers, company, injuries, aficionados, room, centre, stone.

Words that sound like amusement:
amusement, amusements, amusant, amazement, bemusement, accusement, amassment, a moment, imposement, amusing, investment, assessment, appeasement, enticement, inducement, encasement, appeasment, incasement, amercement, amusia, embossment, accusant, assument.