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amused

[uh-myoozd] / əˈmyuzd /
ADJECTIVE
pleasantly occupied
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Example Sentences

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While she’s talking, Mrs. Pritchett’s face shifts from tired to amused to possibly intrigued.

From Literature

Val stared at him coldly, while some of the other villagers exchanged amused glances.

From Literature

Keaton’s longtime pal Mr. Allen would surely be amused by the woman who says she imagines God to be like Groucho Marx.

From The Wall Street Journal

She did her homework, wrote letters to friends and pen pals, and amused her visitors with games, riddles, and songs.

From Literature

"The Huttons will be telling this story for years. I figure, why wait? If I'm going to be amused later, I might as well be amused right now."

From Literature