Definition
Definition of amusive - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
entertainmentRare providing enjoyment or entertainmentRare
- The amusive show kept everyone laughing.
2.
deceptionRare deceptive or misleading in natureRare
- His amusive tricks fooled the audience.
Origin of amusive
Latin, amusus (entertaining)
Examples of amusive in a sentence
Her amusive stories always lighten the mood. The amusive advertisement tricked many viewers. Her amusive stories often led people astray.
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- French:amusant, trompeur, ...
- German:amüsant, täuschend, ...
- Italian:divertente, ingannevole, ...
- Spanish:divertido, engañoso, ...
- Portuguese:divertido, enganador, ...
- Chinese:有趣的, 欺骗性的, ...
- Japanese:楽しい, 欺瞞的な, ...
- Arabic:ترفيهي, خادع, ...
- Hebrew:מְשַׁעֲשֵׁעַ, מַטְעֶה, ...
- Russian:забавный, обманчивый, ...
- Ukrainian:розважальний, оманливий, ...
- Hindi:मनोरंजक, भ्रामक, ...
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