What is another word for pleasure?
Pronunciation:
[ plˈɛʒə], [ plˈɛʒə], [ p_l_ˈɛ_ʒ_ə]
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Similar words for pleasure:
- act (noun)
- admiration (noun)
- amusement (noun)
- celebration (noun)
- comfort (noun)
- contentment (noun)
- delicacy (noun)
- delight (noun)
- delight, happiness (noun)
- diversion (noun)
- fancy (noun)
- feeling (noun)
- festivity (noun)
- free will (noun)
- fruition (noun)
- fun (noun)
- gladness (noun)
- gratification (noun)
- happiness (noun)
- hedonism (noun)
- honor (noun)
- inclination (noun)
- liking (noun)
- merrymaking (noun)
- mind (noun)
- mirth (noun)
- mood (noun)
- peace of mind (noun)
- play (noun)
- playtime (noun)
- pleasure (noun)
- pride (noun)
- pursuit (noun)
- rapture (noun)
- recreation (noun)
- relaxation (noun)
- relish (noun)
- satisfaction (noun)
- self-esteem (noun)
- self-regard (noun)
- sensualism (noun)
- sport (noun)
- sweet (noun)
- thrill (noun)
- treat (noun)
- wish (noun)
- benefit (verb)
- delight (verb)
- overjoy (verb)
Synonyms for Pleasure:
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- gluttony ,
- indulgence ,
- revelry .
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- free .
- marvelings ,
- prizings ,
- re cognition ,
- re cognitions ,
- re gard ,
- re gards ,
- re-cognition ,
- re-cognitions ,
- re-gard ,
- valuings .
- Jolliness ,
- celebration ,
- distraction ,
- frivolity ,
- game ,
- hilarity ,
- hobby ,
- humor ,
- jocularity ,
- levity ,
- merriment ,
- refreshment ,
- stimulation ,
- tonic ,
- whimsicality .
- bed roses ,
- cozinesses ,
- re lief ,
- re pose ,
- re-lief ,
- re-pose ,
- restfulnesses ,
- snugnesses ,
- well being ,
- wellbeings .
- Kicks ,
- bliss ,
- entertainment ,
- flash ,
- gratification ,
- joy ,
- joyride ,
- luxury ,
- primrose path ,
- seasoning ,
- solace ,
- titillation ,
- velvet .
- cup tea ,
- de sire ,
- de sires ,
- de-sire ,
- de-sires ,
- drutherses ,
- fool paradise ,
- fools paradise ,
- velleities ,
- weakness fors .
- excitability ,
- excitation ,
- innervation ,
- innervations ,
- motilities ,
- motility ,
- motor response ,
- pleasance ,
- reflexes ,
- responsiveness ,
- sensitivities .
- Conation ,
- free choice ,
- free decision ,
- one's choice ,
- one's discretion ,
- one's own choice ,
- one's own will ,
- own say so ,
- own sweet way ,
- person's full intent and purpose ,
- say so ,
- voluntary decision .
- clownings ,
- jokings ,
- living it ups ,
- living up ,
- living ups ,
- non sense ,
- non senses ,
- non-sense ,
- non-senses ,
- rompings .
- dis position ,
- dis positions ,
- dis-position ,
- dis-positions ,
- pre disposition ,
- pre dispositions ,
- pre-disposition ,
- pre-dispositions .
- Bonniness ,
- agreeability ,
- brightness ,
- cheer ,
- cheerfulness ,
- complaisance ,
- ecstasy ,
- enthrallment ,
- euphoria ,
- exhilaration ,
- gaiety ,
- jollity ,
- sunniness ,
- well-being .
- Self-admiration ,
- Self-trust ,
- egoisms ,
- self-glorification ,
- self-love ,
- self-sufficiency ,
- self-worth ,
- selfglorification .
- loosenings ,
- re laxation ,
- re laxations ,
- re quiescence ,
- re quiescences ,
- re-laxation ,
- re-laxations ,
- re-quiescence ,
- re-quiescences ,
- requiescences .
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• benefit • delight- am the ticket ,
- am ticket ,
- are the ticket ,
- are ticket ,
- arrided ,
- arrides ,
- arriding ,
- art the ticket ,
- art ticket ,
- be ticket ,
- being the ticket ,
- being ticket ,
- de lighted ,
- de lighting ,
- de-lighted ,
- de-lighting ,
- delectated ,
- delectates ,
- delectating ,
- goes over big ,
- going over big ,
- hit spot ,
- is the ticket ,
- is ticket ,
- knocked dead ,
- knocking dead ,
- knocks dead ,
- tickle death ,
- tickled death ,
- tickles death ,
- tickles pink ,
- tickles to death ,
- tickling death ,
- tickling pink ,
- tickling to death ,
- was the ticket ,
- was ticket ,
- wast the ticket ,
- wast ticket ,
- went over big ,
- were the ticket ,
- were ticket ,
- wert the ticket ,
- wert ticket .
Other synonyms:
- anticipation ,
- bug ,
- comfort ,
- duty ,
- expectancy ,
- fever pitch ,
- gold rush ,
- joie de vivre ,
- luster ,
- mood ,
- morale ,
- nibble ,
- schadenfreude ,
- spice ,
- spring fever ,
- wonder .
- adventure ,
- bang ,
- enthusiasm ,
- excitement ,
- fever ,
- gladden ,
- glow ,
- imagination ,
- please ,
- rejoice ,
- romance ,
- wish .
- enchantment ,
- exult ,
- flutter ,
- liking ,
- tickle .
- appreciation ,
- buzz ,
- enchant ,
- rush .
- discretion .
- fancy .
- mind .
Other relevant words:
- Arride ,
- Delectate ,
- Overjoy ,
- Pleasured ,
- Pleasuring ,
- be the ticket ,
- gladdened ,
- go over big ,
- gratify ,
- grooved ,
- grooving ,
- knock dead ,
- tickle pink ,
- tickle to death ,
- tickled to death .
- Job Satisfaction ,
- afterglow ,
- bonhomie ,
- buoyancy ,
- delirium ,
- elation ,
- exaltation ,
- festivity ,
- glee ,
- harmony ,
- high ,
- jubilation ,
- nirvana ,
- radiance ,
- relief ,
- the feel-good factor ,
- uplift ,
- vivacity ,
- welfare .
- zest .
- desire ,
- preference ,
- want .
- Bonne bouche ,
- Buffooneries ,
- Cheeriness ,
- Dainties ,
- Divertissement ,
- Elysiums ,
- Festivals ,
- Festivities ,
- Fooleries ,
- Leisure Activities ,
- Leisure Activity ,
- Palates ,
- REC ,
- Revelment ,
- Rhapsodies ,
- Sapor ,
- Valuing ,
- admiration ,
- amusement ,
- at-oneness ,
- buffoonery ,
- clambake ,
- clear conscience ,
- content ,
- contentment ,
- coziness ,
- delectation ,
- delicacy ,
- delight ,
- diversion ,
- divertissements ,
- dos ,
- druthers ,
- enjoyment ,
- epicureanism ,
- esteem ,
- exuberance ,
- facility ,
- feeling ,
- foolery ,
- fruition ,
- fun ,
- gaming ,
- gladness ,
- glorification ,
- good cheer ,
- good feeling ,
- good spirit ,
- good spirits ,
- good time ,
- good times ,
- goody ,
- gusto ,
- happiness ,
- heart's desire ,
- hearts desire ,
- high spirits ,
- honor ,
- hopefulness ,
- inclination ,
- joking ,
- joyance ,
- joyances ,
- joyfulness ,
- joyousness ,
- junketing ,
- junketings ,
- kick ,
- laurels ,
- leisure ,
- living it up ,
- love ,
- lovings ,
- low spirits ,
- merry-go-round ,
- merry-go-rounds ,
- mirth ,
- nonsense ,
- opulence ,
- pastime ,
- peace of mind ,
- play ,
- plenty ,
- pursuit ,
- quiet mind ,
- rapture ,
- ravishment ,
- re-creation ,
- re-creations ,
- recreation ,
- relaxation ,
- relish ,
- requiescence ,
- restfulness ,
- rhapsody ,
- ripeness ,
- sapidity ,
- satisfaction ,
- savories ,
- self-discipline ,
- self-indulgence ,
- selfcontrol ,
- sensuality ,
- snugness ,
- soothingness ,
- source of pride ,
- specials ,
- sport ,
- sure shock ,
- sweet ,
- thrill ,
- treat ,
- turn-on ,
- turn-ons ,
- uppers ,
- velleity ,
- visualization ,
- visualizations ,
- warmth ,
- way of thinking ,
- weakness for ,
- wellbeing ,
- will ,
- willfulness ,
- wingding ,
- wingdings .
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How to use "Pleasure" in context?
What does pleasure mean to you? Pleasure is subjective, so what pleases one person may not please another. Conventionally, we think of pleasure as being a feeling of excitement, happiness, or satisfaction. But what do these things actually feel like to us?
Different emotions and body sensations are often associated with different types of pleasure. When we feel sexual pleasure, for example, our nerve endings in our genitals may become stimulated, causing feelings of excitement and pleasure. Other types of pleasure can be experienced through the senses of taste, touch, smell, and sound.
Pleasure can be found in all aspects of our lives.
Paraphrases for Pleasure:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Forward Entailment
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Noun, singular or mass
sure.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Reverse Entailment
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Noun, singular or mass
gusto.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Independent
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Adjective
recreational.
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Proper noun, singular
leisure, recreation, recreational, Plaisance, Vacancies, attractions, placentia.
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Noun, singular or mass
celebration, cheer, comfort, complacency, craft, delight, discretion, enthusiasm, excitement, gladness, glee, honour, leisure, liking, luxury, pastime, placement, recreation, rv, sake, taste, meets, likes, delights.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Noun, singular or mass
appreciation, contentment, gratification, happiness, honor, privilege, rejoicing, satisfaction, thrill.
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Noun, singular or mass
Hyponym for Pleasure:
n.
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feeling
feeling.
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feeling
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