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View definitions for entertain

entertain

verb as in think about seriously

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Example Sentences

Still, the fact the team is even entertaining a meeting with this year’s top free agent suggests the Dodgers, for all the spending they did last offseason, aren’t tightening their purse strings yet.

“It was a wildly entertaining, engaging script and I felt it had something fresh to it,” said Egerton.

From BBC

I’m hard-pressed to think of a single novel, provocative, brash, daring, or entertaining thing that Harris said during the last seven weeks of the campaign.

From Salon

“What I want to say to Mr. Wolf, if he reads this, is that his creative product has entertained me for hundreds of hours, And that comes through in a satirical nature.”

I will try to inform, entertain and most of all, make the readers’ couple of minutes of interaction here a positive one.

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

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