Adjective:

ఆసక్తికరమైన, వినోదాత్మక,

entertaining's Usage Examples:

and spoken-word programming, both serious and entertaining, liberally punctuated with an eclectic mix of music.

The focus for me then was entertaining people and getting my feet wet in the business, it was about being young " having fun as opposed to sharing any revelations I had at the time.

The team principals were instructed to convey to their teams and drivers that, in the absence of FIA scrutineers and equipment, the technical rules could not be enforced, and that they were to conduct themselves honourably and in the interest of an entertaining race.

Gero had had difficulty with laying out the dangers of the storm and its solution in a quick and entertaining manner with just the McKay character, and Brad Wright was not opposed to introducing another expository character.

ReferencesExternal linksZig and Zag's hatsPhotos:* Clowns Zig and Zag entertaining children at the 1964 Moomba parade archived from the original on 23 September 2005, photo taken in March 1964, held at Co.

quickly emerged as a league star, entertaining crowds with his prolific scoring while gaining a reputation as one of the game"s best defensive players.

Race was met with critical acclaim and was praised for "creat[ing] an entertainingly voyeuristic glimpse into the performance art world of drag queens".

anime as a means of keeping it entertaining, which also gave him the possibility of changing it into a more in-depth media, gradually introducing finance.

At the grand opening, Jeffrey Katzenberg was so impressed by the pre-show that he claimed it was almost more entertaining than the main show itself.

Film FestivalsCineQuest Film FestivalLondon Comedy Film FestivalUS Comedy Arts Festival AspenTribeca Film FestivalCritical receptionDennis Harris of Variety said making a movie without really knowing what it's going to be about is not generally advisable, but Maija Di Giorgio's 'Bitter Jester' makes that process quite entertaining.

She left a fascinating and entertaining account of her experiences in her autobiography 'See the Players'.

Hollywood satire titled "The Player" is so entertaining, so flip and so genially irreverent that it seems to announce the return of the great gregarious.

In times past, illusionist conjurors were suspected of using magic power to create their entertaining illusions.

Synonyms:

interesting,

Antonyms:

uninterestingness, uninteresting,