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View synonyms for amusing
amusing
/ əˈmjuːzɪŋ /
adjective
- mildly entertaining; pleasantly diverting; causing a smile or laugh
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Derived Forms
- aˈmusingly, adverb
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Other Words From
- a·musing·ly adverb
- a·musing·ness noun
- quasi-a·musing adjective
- quasi-a·musing·ly adverb
- una·musing adjective
- una·musing·ly adverb
- una·musing·ness noun
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Synonym Study
Amusing, comical, droll describe that which causes mirth. That which is amusing is quietly humorous or funny in a gentle, good-humored way: The baby's attempts to talk were amusing. That which is comical causes laughter by being incongruous, witty, or ludicrous: His huge shoes made the clown look comical. Droll adds to comical the idea of strange or peculiar, and sometimes that of sly or waggish humor: the droll antics of a kitten; a droll imitation.
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Example Sentences
Even at its most brooding, “Gemini” is enlivened by amusing wordplay and Heynderickx’s wry delivery.
From New York Times
They’re going for a kind of holiday-themed “Mission: Impossible” or “Jason Bourne” vibe, which is lightly amusing for all of five minutes.
From Los Angeles Times
It’s perfectly fine — consistently amusing, sometimes funny, basically sweet, a little sentimental in the finish.
From Los Angeles Times
An amusing scene has two women he robbed remembering little more than how handsome he was when questioned by the police.
From Salon
And yet he found it amusing that a barefooted boy with big dreams growing up in rural Jamaica would be celebrated by communities, the nation and Royalty alike.
From BBC
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