Amused and Thrilled

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Amused adjective - Pleasantly occupied.

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Thrilled and amused are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Thrilled" instead an adjective "Amused".

Nearby Words: amusement, amusing, amusingly, amusedly

Thrilled adjective - Feeling intense pleasurable excitement.

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Amused and thrilled are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Amused" instead an adjective "Thrilled".

Nearby Words: thrill, thrilling, thriller

He rescues the "boy" from kidnappers while dressed in drag, but he seems more amused by this than sexually thrilled.

Source: Ambiguously Gay / Literature
Of course, it loses some of its meaning when it turns out she's actually thrilled to have the baby; it's Ren who's less amused by this turn of events.

Source: Karmic Rape
She's really not thrilled because she doesn't want to marry, he's kinda amused by the prospect, and then things start rolling around...

Source: Arranged Marriage

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