enjoyable
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- enjoyableness noun
- enjoyably adverb
- preenjoyable adjective
- unenjoyable adjective
- unenjoyableness noun
- unenjoyably adverb
Etymology
Origin of enjoyable
Example Sentences
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The second series of the riotously enjoyable Rivals is again based on the much-loved novel by the late Dame Jilly Cooper.
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But the towering former centre is now six months into a very different journey - navigating the "enjoyable chaos" of the NHS as he works towards becoming a fully qualified doctor.
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"Everybody's taking it at their own pace, it's a more enjoyable experience shopping on Boxing Day, I think," she told the BBC.
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This inventive and highly enjoyable debut novel spans that single, eventful evening.
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In one of the more unalarming—and dare I admit enjoyable?—examples of audience participation in my experience, four volunteers from the audience join the six contestants onstage, and are duly entered into the competition.
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