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amusement
noun as in entertaining, making someone laugh
noun as in game, pastime
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Reporters for Punchbowl News and the Washington Post said the reactions from Republican and Democratic lawmakers ranged from surprise to amusement.
"You promoted the physical torture of monkeys by others, you shared videos and images of such torture and abuse, retained images and videos for what appeared to be your own pleasure and amusement," he said.
In 1990, he opened a small children’s amusement park on a remote patch of land just north of Seoul.
At a time when amusement parks were a novel concept in South Korea, Doori Land attracted huge crowds.
Footage from their playing days provides amusement, rather than education, to their young charges.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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