What is another word for diverting?
350 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ da͡ɪvˈɜːtɪŋ], [ daɪvˈɜːtɪŋ], [ d_aɪ_v_ˈɜː_t_ɪ_ŋ]Table of Contents
Similar words for diverting:- amusing (adjective)
- comic/comical (adjective)
- comical (adjective)
- devious (adjective)
- droll (adjective)
- entertaining (adjective)
- farcical (adjective)
- funny (adjective)
- laughable (adjective)
- light (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- rich (adjective)
- social (adjective)
- witty (adjective)
- alienation (noun)
- amusive (noun)
- interesting (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- amusing (verb)
- dissuading (verb)
- refreshing (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Diverting:
adj.
•amusing (adjective)- merry,
- delightful,
- beguiling,
- hilarious,
- rollicking,
- gut-busting,
- jolly,
- comical,
- Distracting,
- playful,
- frivolous,
- Light-hearted,
- too funny for words,
- campier,
- lively,
- Gladdening,
- jocular,
- jokey,
- campiest,
- relaxing,
- screaming,
- boffo,
- enthralling,
- stimulating,
- for grins,
- charming,
- refreshing,
- pleasing,
- recreational,
- campy.
- foolest,
- more foolheaded,
- more side-splitting,
- ironic,
- screwy,
- gumper,
- ludicrous,
- side splitting,
- most side splitting,
- most gelastic,
- more side splitting,
- horses tail,
- more ridiculous,
- schtickest,
- foolheaded,
- more ironic,
- off wall,
- joking,
- most comic,
- most goofus,
- off the wall,
- side-splitting,
- more goofus,
- goofy,
- gumpest,
- schticker,
- most foolheaded,
- facetious,
- most side-splitting,
- loony,
- more gelastic,
- flaky.
- mis leading,
- flexuous,
- re-mote,
- more twisting,
- most twisting,
- more digressing,
- mis-leading,
- more detouring,
- most digressing,
- ex cursive,
- more digressory,
- most confounding,
- most digressory,
- most detouring,
- re moved,
- ex-cursive,
- more confounding,
- de-touring,
- de touring.
- more crackup,
- most crack-up,
- most crack up,
- more crack-up,
- more crack up,
- most crackup,
- most laffer,
- more laffer,
- most clownish,
- riotest,
- more clownish.
- gassest,
- more recreative,
- screamest,
- pro vocative,
- most captivating,
- ex citing,
- ex-citing,
- more captivating,
- rousing,
- most relaxing,
- in spiring,
- be ball,
- in-spiring,
- most recreative,
- re creative,
- more relaxing,
- be a ball,
- pro-vocative.
- knee slapper,
- most jocose,
- most knee-slapper,
- goodhumored,
- sportive,
- more kneeslapper,
- most sportive,
- more knee slapper,
- more knee-slapper,
- more humdinger,
- funnier,
- most antic,
- killing,
- good humored,
- kneeslapper,
- most kneeslapper,
- more killing,
- most knee slapper,
- most killing,
- more antic,
- most humdinger.
- more har har,
- most har-har,
- most har har,
- harhar,
- har har,
- most harhar,
- un usual,
- more har-har,
- more harhar,
- un-usual,
- laughable.
- schtick,
- screamer,
- funny,
- horse tail,
- laughing,
- fool-headed,
- fun,
- amusing,
- rioter,
- knee-slapper,
- crazy shtick,
- fooler,
- gagged up,
- Gump,
- light,
- digressory,
- goofus,
- crack-up,
- droll,
- horse's tail,
- laffer,
- Re-creative,
- Gelastic,
- Recreative,
- gasser,
- societal,
- clownish,
- crackup,
- devious,
- har-har,
- rich,
- detouring,
- entertaining,
- derisory.
n.
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- excite.
v.
•amusing (verb) •dissuading (verb) •refreshing (verb)Other synonyms:
•Other relevant words (noun):- enjoyable,
- gratify,
- misapplication,
- deceive,
- send,
- pleasurable,
- engaging,
- engross,
- mirthful,
- misappropriation,
- deflect,
- gratifying,
- roguish,
- tickle,
- absorb,
- turn away,
- embezzle,
- comic,
- Recreating,
- Converting,
- ridiculous,
- slapstick,
- Ludibrious,
- exhilarate,
- entertain,
- Digressing,
- uproarious,
- hysterical,
- perversion,
- tickling,
- mislead,
- festive,
- distract,
- jovial,
- waggish,
- estrangement,
- diverging,
- joyful,
- switching,
- agreeable,
- Transferring,
- misapply,
- beguile,
- Rompish,
- Perverting,
- amuse,
- thrilling,
- cheat,
- avert,
- disaffection,
- Shunting,
- witty,
- Sidetracking,
- delight,
- divert,
- turning,
- humorous,
- Misemployment,
- slay,
- absorbing,
- misuse,
- lovely,
- Deviating,
- engage,
- titillating,
- departing,
- Larking,
- Romping,
- Disporting,
- sporting,
- diversion,
- Lusory,
- frisking,
- enjoy,
- misappropriate,
- Misusage,
- jocose,
- risible,
- delude,
- enliven,
- Skylarking,
- jocund,
- comfort,
- rerouting,
- disport,
- Occupying,
- zany,
- Gambolling,
- festal,
- straggling,
- Cavorting.
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Reverse Entailment
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Distracting.
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Independent
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redirecting, Distorting, averting, directing, deriving, reallocating, Relieving, Circumventing, Converting, reorienting, Devoting, Dedicating, Eliminating, rerouting, Deflecting, Transporting, relocating, Dismissing, reassigning, redeploying, Preventing, reduction, Discharging, Remitting, driving, Dispatching, allocating, drifting, refocusing, Utilizing, bypassing, Translating, Dredging, steering, spearheading, stealing, entrenching, Resorting, realigning, traveling, downsizing, Earmarking, Transforming, Embezzling, Devolving, streaming, rendering, Enshrining, expending, forwarding, sending, reshaping, turning, shifting, misusing, switching, Channelling, guiding, tending, pointing, bringing, Furnishing, sliding, weaning, lying, moving, hijacking, Transacting, Adjusting, Referring, pouring, Maintaining, enabling, twisting, using, leading, conducting, commanding, changing, paying, piloting, lowering, heading, taking, jacking, passing, running, Chairing, will, making.
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Other Related
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misappropriating, Transferring, transfering.
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Antonyms for Diverting:
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adj.
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Other antonyms:
humdrum, flat, wearying, unpleasant, tiresome, uncongenial, stuffy, leaden, weary, drab, distasteful, unwelcome, monotonous, Pleasureless, unlovely, heavy, ponderous, unpleasing, pedestrian, dreary, dull, disagreeable, stodgy, Jading, wearisome, displeasing, uninteresting, tiring, tedious.
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