diverting

adjective

di·vert·ing | \də-ˈvər-tiŋ,

dī-\

Definition of diverting

: providing amusement or entertainment a diverting evening

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Examples of diverting in a Sentence

some tall and diverting tales were told by the festival's roving storyteller

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Per The New York Times: Judging by comments on social media, many of those who tuned in found Mr. Bone to be the most diverting thing about the debate. — Charles P. Pierce, Esquire, "In Which Everybody Forgets What Qualifies as News," 10 Oct. 2016 Both popular and science media show an outsized fondness for brain imaging studies, inspiring much work more diverting than informative. — David Dobbs, WIRED, "Flickering Lights: One-Shot Wonders versus the Network Model," 4 July 2006 Judging by comments on social media, many of those who tuned in found Mr. Bone to be the most diverting thing about the debate. — Jonah Engel Bromwich, New York Times, "Ken Bone's Debate Moment," 10 Oct. 2016

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