entertainingen‧ter‧tain‧ing1 /ˌentəˈteɪnɪŋ◂ $ -tər-/ ●●○ adjective - A wry and entertaining tale, typical of this good writer.
- Almodovar is the happiest, most entertaining hedonist in the world today.
- Hamilton gave some entertaining examples of animals attempting to escape predation by clumping.
- It makes for an extraordinary mixture but an entertaining one, as eclectic as the individual pieces he describes.
- It was very entertaining going forward, and extremely frustrating waiting for them to score Goal-Of-The-Century!
- Senior Officers and Flag Officers have considerable official entertaining responsibilities and stewards play a key role at such functions.
- Traditional bridal wear combines with theatrical costume and effects to create an entertaining and thought-provoking visual statement.
- When you are laying out a new workshop you can play a particularly entertaining board game.
ADVERB► highly· All too often supposedly top officials turn highly entertaining games into a farce with over-the-top bookings.· Just like Bob Monkhouse, Steg is slimy but highly entertaining!· When this is combined with film deadlines, the resulting anecdotes are often highly entertaining.· In short, Dillie is witty, versatile, highly entertaining and very funny.
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