enjoyable
Americanadjective
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Etymology
Origin of enjoyable
Explanation
Enjoyable is an adjective that describes anything full of delight and fun. Woohoo! If you’re able to enjoy something, it’s enjoyable. If it’s pleasurable, fun, and you want to do it more, it’s enjoyable. Different people find different things enjoyable. While shoe shopping might be enjoyable to you, it might not be for your best friend. She might find mud wrestling more enjoyable.
Vocabulary lists containing enjoyable
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Example Sentences
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Enjoyable course that can test almost anyone if proper tees are chosen.
From Seattle Times • Sep. 8, 2020
He is now opening his own music store, Enjoyable Noises, in The Electra apartment building on Campbell Avenue Southwest in Roanoke.
From Washington Times • Dec. 3, 2016
Enjoyable as their show was, the musicians were some curious choices.
From Washington Post • Sep. 25, 2016
Enjoyable as an atmospheric tale of crime and punishment from a distant era written in lucid, limber prose, “The Wicked Boy” also implicitly raises questions that remain with us today.
From New York Times • Jul. 25, 2016
Enjoyable as it is to meet so many people in the social sphere, our good friends who see us from the auditorium, and then shower their invitations upon us, are at times a little embarrassing.
From The Secrets of a Savoyard by Lytton, Henry A.
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