Entertainment is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENTERTAINMENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a public performance
• the action of providing or being provided with amusement or enjoyment
• an event, performance, or activity designed to entertain others
• the action of receiving a guest or guests and providing them with food and drink
• The act of receiving as host, or of amusing, admitting, or cherishing; hospitable reception; also, reception or treatment, in general.
• That which entertains, or with which one is entertained; as: (a) Hospitality; hospitable provision for the wants of a guest; especially, provision for the table; a hospitable repast; a feast; a formal or elegant meal. (b) That which engages the attention agreeably, amuses or diverts, whether in private, as by conversation, etc., or in public, by performances of some kind; amusement.
• Admission into service; service.
• Payment of soldiers or servants; wages.
• an activity that is diverting and that holds the attention
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of entertaining

Words related to ENTERTAINMENT

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Words that contain ENTERTAINMENT

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How to use ENTERTAINMENT in a sentence

• But I found ample entertainment in a few choice old authors, whom I stumbled upon in various parts of the ship, among the inferior officers.
• I was on hand promptly and found that he was giving a dinner in his own apartments to a party of ladies and gentlemen and that I was expected to furnish the musical entertainment.
• One may see now and then this Humour accompanied with an insatiable Desire of knowing what passes, without turning it to any Use in the world but merely their own Entertainment.
• Seeing that elaborate refreshments prevented many social gatherings, I often gave an evening entertainment without any.
• An accidental, but welcome occasion for entertainment of this kind, was given by an inclination of Edward to read aloud.
• I was soon summoned to dine with Aurantius, who had assembled the most judicious of his friends to partake of the entertainment.
• The angler will soon turn from it with satiety, and seek a better consolation for the winter of his discontent in the entertainment of fishing in books.
• The doors of the hospitable home at El Triunfo are ever open, and a day rarely passes without some traveller seeking shelter and entertainment.
• Nor was there any sufficient explanation to be found in the entertainment which he had felt himself bound to accept at Mr.
• As it was, he was accommodated with a tent in the centre of the camp, and the best arrangements possible, under the circumstances, made for his entertainment.
• I learn that Baroness de Simonie is to give an entertainment to which, without knowing it, she has invited a number of our friends.
• Like a child, she was everywhere at home, and, like a child, received and bestowed entertainment from all places, all persons.
• Up on the boiler and hurricane decks her earlier passengers found, according to their various moods and capacities, much entertainment in the scene.
• There were two at least who were glad when the picnic was over, and various were the private opinions of the company with regard to the entertainment.
• While his intercourse with Lavater and Basedow had been only a source of entertainment, from Jacobi he received a stimulus which opened up new depths of thought and feeling.
• Thus what was at first an Exercise, becomes at length an Entertainment.
• Each day Graham spent many hours in the glorious entertainment of flying.
• It is easy and cheap to make and will furnish both entertainment and instruction for young and old.
• Unlike the regulation surprise party of society, we had not provided the refreshments for our own entertainment, and we had Bates under bonds not to give Mrs.
• His entertainment means tramps of miles into the country, sails on the lovely Ujina Bay and climbs over the mountains.
• It was a bright enough little place of entertainment.
• A woman has so much within herself she is a constant entertainment to herself.
• The requests of the Queen are equivalent to commands, and the entertainment was duly given.
• In not a few plants the reinforced achievement is explained by the social means of entertainment, which have been introduced under the pressure of modern philanthropic ideas.
• He had the penetration to know that he was regarded simply as a curiosity, that he was called on because no better entertainment was available.
• A resident of Linz, a certain Herr Graf von Doenhoff, who was a great admirer of Beethoven, gave an entertainment in his honor.
• I ran from one to another trying to find entertainment for my distinguished friends.
• When he accepted invitations he did not so much join in the life of the family which he visited as convert the entertainment offered to him into an edifying religious service.
• On the 5th of March, a grand entertainment was given him at the Pantheon at Madras, by the officers of the Presidency, civil and military.
• Graeme took the joyful burden of their proper entertainment entirely on his own shoulders.
• In this collection of stories you will find precisely the sort of healthy, imaginative entertainment that is an essential in stimulating thought-germs in the child mind.

Similar words containing TERTAINM without suffix ent and without prefix en

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