Entertained
Entertained adjective - Pleasantly occupied.
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Synonyms for Entertained
Welcome and entertained are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Welcome" instead a verb "Entertained".
Welcome
Welcome verb - To receive or accept gladly or readily.
Entertained and welcome are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Entertained" with "Welcome", this verbs are similar.
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Related pairs
- cherished and entertained
- cherished and welcome
- adopt and entertained
- adopt and welcome
- cheer and entertained
- cheer and welcome
- appreciate and entertained
- appreciate and welcome
- entertain and entertained
- entertain and welcome
- host and entertained
- host and welcome
- accept and entertained
- accept and welcome
Both words in one sentence
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Pass the Popcorn: Tranio is manifestly entertained by the argument in the street between Baptista, Kate and Bianca's suitors, referring to it as "some show to welcome us to town".
- Beorn notices the inflation as the story goes along, pointing out just when the numbers do not match up, but he is entertained enough to welcome them anyway.
Source: Inflationary Dialogue
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