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pleasure

Definition for pleasure

noun as in will, inclination

Strongest matches

desire, purpose

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"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.

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He told BBC Scotland News he took "no pleasure" from potentially competing with Nicoll for selection but that it was for members to decide an outcome.

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Paiz said Payne asked him to hang out a third time — even showing up at his home — but the waiter said he had to work: “He said, ‘Well, it’s been a pleasure,’ and that’s the last time I saw him.”

“That’s always been my basketball pleasure, being able to just kind of read the game and put the ball, like I said, for guys to just to be able to just catch, shoot, layup, dunk, whatever it is.”

The joy of reaching the final, and in the manner he did it, was shown by Norrie baring his teeth and shouting his pleasure towards his team.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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