Definition for Enjoyment:

• State of enjoying; source of joy; possession and fruition of anything good.

Synonyms for Enjoyment:

• n.

  •
  • public interest,
  • entrance,
  • right,
  • permission,
  • access,
  • priority,
  • voice,
  • entry,
  • concession.
  •
  • possession,
  • using,
  • self-indulgence,
  • triumph,
  • voluptuousness,
  • abstinence,
  • sensuality,
  • Having,
  • benefit,
  • refusal.
  •
  • like,
  • happy.
  •amusement (noun)
  • merriment,
  • fun and games,
  • Gladdening,
  • Regalement,
  • field day,
  • play,
  • merry go round,
  • whoopee,
  • beguilement,
  • beguilements,
  • Laughters.
  •appreciation (noun)
  • re cognitions,
  • aesthetic senses,
  • re cognition,
  • re gards,
  • re spect,
  • re-cognition,
  • under-standings,
  • responsivenessses,
  • under standing,
  • re-spects,
  • re-spect,
  • re-gard,
  • high regards,
  • under-standing,
  • under standings,
  • re spects.
  •attribute (noun)
  • use,
  • enjoyment.
  •bang (noun)
  • pleasant feelings.
  •celebration (noun)
  • merrymaking.
  •cheerfulness (noun)
  • joie de vivre.
  •comfort (noun)
  • well being,
  • restfulnesses,
  • re pose,
  • re-pose,
  • snugnesses,
  • bed roses,
  • re-lief,
  • wellbeings,
  • cozinesses,
  • re lief.
  •convenience (noun)
  • handinesses,
  • co operation,
  • pro-motion,
  • serviceabilities,
  • pro motions,
  • co operations,
  • time savers,
  • opportunenesses.
  •delight in something (noun)
  • gratification,
  • joy,
  • gladness,
  • loving,
  • Enjoying,
  • hedonism,
  • savor.
  •diversion (noun)
  • dis tractions,
  • dis traction,
  • dis-traction,
  • dis-tractions.
  •ease (noun)
  • in activity,
  • ataraxias,
  • in-activity,
  • in activities,
  • requiescences,
  • re-quiescences,
  • re quiescence,
  • in-activities,
  • supinities,
  • passivities,
  • peace mind,
  • re-quiescence,
  • re quiescences.
  •entertainment (noun)
  • sur-prises,
  • lots laugh,
  • sur prises,
  • lots of laugh,
  • blow outs,
  • sur prise,
  • sur-prise,
  • lots laughs,
  • clambakes.
  •exercise (noun)
  • dis charges,
  • dis charge,
  • dis-charge,
  • dis-charges.
  •feeling (noun)
  • motor response,
  • innervation,
  • innervations,
  • responsiveness,
  • excitability,
  • reflexes,
  • motilities,
  • motility,
  • excitation.
  •festivity (noun)
  • festivity.
  •fruition (noun)
  • ripenesses.
  •fun (noun)
  • living it ups,
  • non-sense,
  • living ups,
  • non senses,
  • non-senses,
  • clownings,
  • non sense,
  • rompings,
  • jokings,
  • living up.
  •glee (noun)
  • joyousnesses.
  •gratification (noun)
  • sure shocks.
  •happiness (noun)
  • good cheers,
  • hopefulnesses,
  • cheerinesses.
  •hedonism (noun)
  • epicureanisms.
  •pleasurableness (noun)
  • delightfulness,
  • delectability,
  • pleasantness,
  • favorableness,
  • agreeableness,
  • fineness,
  • pleasurable,
  • enchantment,
  • charm.
  •pleasure (noun)
  • cheer,
  • agreeability,
  • brightness,
  • cheerfulness,
  • complaisance,
  • ecstasy,
  • Bonniness,
  • gaiety,
  • jollity,
  • exhilaration,
  • euphoria,
  • enthrallment,
  • bliss,
  • well-being,
  • sunniness,
  • contentment.
  •possession; use of (noun)
  • spending,
  • ownership.
  •rapture (noun)
  • at onenesses,
  • at-onenesses,
  • atoneness,
  • atonenesses,
  • at oneness,
  • ravishments.
  •recreation (noun)
  • r r,
  • RECS,
  • re creation,
  • re creations.
  •relaxation (noun)
  • re laxation,
  • re laxations,
  • loosenings,
  • re-laxation,
  • re-laxations.
  •relish (noun)
  • sapidities,
  • enjoyings.
  •satisfaction (noun)
  • good fortune,
  • contentedness,
  • propitiation,
  • satiety.
  •sweet (noun)
  • final course,
  • sugarplum,
  • sweets,
  • chocolates,
  • chocolate,
  • sugarplums,
  • sweetmeats,
  • sweetmeat,
  • confiture.
  •unceremoniousness (noun)
  • un ceremoniousnesses,
  • un ceremoniousness,
  • un-ceremoniousness,
  • un-ceremoniousnesses.
  •unrestraint (noun)
  • un restraints,
  • un restraint,
  • un-restraint,
  • un-restraints.

• v.

  •benefit (verb)
  • advantage.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • change,
  • social life,
  • enthusiasm,
  • excitement,
  • binge,
  • hobby,
  • goodies,
  • indulgence,
  • fetish,
  • therapy,
  • spree,
  • crowd pleaser,
  • love,
  • escapism.
  •
  • blast,
  • thrill,
  • passion,
  • revelation,
  • tonic,
  • activity,
  • pursuit,
  • trip,
  • bitterness,
  • occupation.
  •
  • pride,
  • kick.
  •
  • interest.
  •
  • charge.

Paraphrases for Enjoyment:

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    joy.
  • Verb, past tense
    Enjoyed.
  • Verb, past participle
    Enjoyed.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    enjoys.

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    entitlement, amusement, usufruct, fulfillment, recreation.
  • Verb, past tense
    derived.
  • Verb, past participle
    entitled, Performed, fulfilled, processed, Carried, Accorded.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    Grants.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    functions, appreciation.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    entertainment, delight, delights, satisfaction, attainment, tenure, gratification, realisation, enforcement, accomplishment, possession, benefit, appreciation, happiness, observance, advantage.
  • Verb, past participle
    Exercised.
  • Verb, base form
    benefit.

Antonyms for Enjoyment:

• n.

  • delight in something
    displeasure, pain, depression, failure, unhappiness, labor, misery, need, woe, sadness, lack, sorrow, want, dissatisfaction, chore, gloom, work, task, apathy.
  • possession; use of
    handicap, disadvantage, hindrance, loss.
  • Other antonyms:
    discomfort, aggravation, fury, weariness, fatigue, uneasiness, disturbance, discontentment, discontent, ennui, pique, restlessness, anger, despondency, rage, transferal, agitation, discontentedness, relinquishment, melancholy, lassitude, wretchedness, joylessness, dejection, desolation, toil, exasperation, dispiritedness, upset, vexation, distress, dispossession, irritation.

Enjoyment Sentence Examples:

• I have observed that the successful people get very little real enjoyment out of life.

• " It would be no enjoyment," he said.

Homophones for Enjoyment:

• enceinte, enhancement, enchant, engagement, enjoinment, encainide, enchanted, ensuant, encasement, enchained.

Hypernym for Enjoyment:

• n.

  • attribute
    fruition, fair use.
  • feeling
    joie de vivre, relish, gusto, zest, zestfulness.

Hyponym for Enjoyment:

• n.

  • attribute
    legal right.
  • feeling
    pleasure, pleasance.