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Definition of amusing
amusingness
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Examples of amusing in a Sentence
He's one of the most amusing people I know.
It was amusing to hear her tell the story.
Recent Examples of amusing from the Web
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Janet Tiger’s amusing and original comedy about a 20something office worker who’s horrified to discover her lonely mom has been hired as her new cubicle mate.
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Here, from least to most amusing, the deaths of six mannequins and one watermelon, ranked.
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Throughout the Baby Driver press tour seeing the 23-year-old in world-class suiting from the likes of Tom Ford, Prada, and Alexander McQueen has been fun and a little amusing too.
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On the other hand, Trump reportedly didn't find the sketch that amusing.
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Most amusing are bear bell wearers who leave bells attached to packs year-round.
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The results were amusing, especially in watching the parents react.
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Late in life, at 87, Fajardo had taken up rapping in a series of amusing family videos that her granddaughter, musician Emily Estefan, posted on her Instagram account with the #Rapuela hashtag.
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The site is amusing but should not be seen as the sole source of dataon such an important issue.
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Origin and Etymology of amusing
see amuse
AMUSING Defined for English Language Learners
amusing
playDefinition of amusing for English Language Learners
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: causing laughter or enjoyment : funny or enjoyable
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