Enjoyment I Lot ɪnˈdʒɔɪmənt Pleasure Children Noun Bre

• he spoiled my enjoyment of the game by talking all through it.
• the rules are there to ensure everyone's safety and enjoyment.
• children seem to have lost their enjoyment in reading.
• i get a lot of enjoyment from my grandchildren.

enjoyment

1. the pleasure that you get from something
• He spoiled my enjoyment of the game by talking all through it.
• The rules are there to ensure everyone's safety and enjoyment.
• Children seem to have lost their enjoyment in reading.
• I get a lot of enjoyment from my grandchildren.
• Do you get any enjoyment out of this type of work?
• We had a lot of fun at Sarah’s party.
• Sailing is good/great fun.
• Reading for pleasure and reading for study are not the same.
• We had a good time in Spain.
• I get a lot of enjoyment from music.
• He beamed with pleasure at seeing her.
• We had a really great time together.
2. something that gives you pleasure
• Children like to share interests and enjoyments with their parents.
3. the fact of having and using something
• the enjoyment of equal rights

Extra Examples

• Food is there to keep you healthy and enhance your enjoyment of life.
• For sheer enjoyment, you can’t beat this game.
• Her little grandson has been a source of great enjoyment to her.
• I did this work for my own enjoyment, not for money.
• I play rugby purely for enjoyment.
• I still find enjoyment in the job.
• Mackie was smiling with enjoyment.
• The noise really spoilt her enjoyment in living there.
• The show brought enjoyment to millions of viewers.
• They found real enjoyment just in being together.
• Your enjoyment of the movie depends on being able to overlook the terrible acting.
• I get a lot of enjoyment from gardening.