Amusement and Drama

Amusement

Amusement noun - The act or activity of providing pleasure or amusement especially for the public.

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Drama and amusement are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Drama" instead a noun "Amusement".

Nearby Words: amusing, amuse, amused

Drama noun - The public performance of plays.

Usage example: he has been interested in drama from the first time he ever saw a play

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Amusement and drama are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Amusement" instead a noun "Drama".

normal	normal amusement	normal drama
typical	typical amusement	typical drama
standard	standard amusement	standard drama
cheap	cheap amusement	cheap drama
Other adjectives: great, dark, personal, extra, occasional.

Pass the Popcorn: Garrett tends to treat most of the conflict, drama, and general awkwardness that goes on in the workplace as though it were there for his amusement.

Source: Series / Superstore
Though they may imagine they have a chance of slowing him down, it's likely that all the drama surrounding his regeneration is purely for his amusement.

Source: Shooting Superman
The bastards deserve it, but the drama ends the moment Link reasons there's "something missing" and, for no reason other than his amusement, follows up with a casual instruction: "Mouths only."

Source: Crosses the Line Twice

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