entertaining
[en-ter-tey-ning]
adjective
affording entertainment; amusing; diverting: We spent an entertaining evening at the theater.
Origin of entertaining
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cordially, courteously, politely, civilly, companionably, convivially, genially, hospitably, sociablyExamples from the Web for entertainingly
Contemporary Examples of entertainingly
Historical Examples of entertainingly
Albert wrote regularly and of course well and entertainingly.
The PortygeeJoseph Crosby Lincoln
The story is historically correct and entertainingly related.
The First CaptureHarry Castlemon
Well and entertainingly told and the characters are ably portrayed.
Scotch Wit and HumorW. H. (Walter Henry) Howe
The volume is beautifully illustrated, and is most entertainingly written.
Reminiscences came to his mind, and he told them lightly, entertainingly.
The Arrival of JimpsonRalph Henry Barbour
entertaining
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