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Definition of pleasure
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of pleasure is as below...
Pleasure
(n.) What the will
dictates
or
prefers
as
gratifying
or
satisfying;
hence,
will;
choice;
wish;
purpose..
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Hedonic
::
Hedonic
(a.)
Pertaining
to
pleasure.
Love
::
Love (n.) To take
delight
or
pleasure
in; to have a
strong
liking
or
desire
for, or
interest
in; to be
pleased
with; to like; as, to love
books;
to love
adventures..
Resentment
::
Resentment
(n.) In a bad
sense,
strong
displeasure;
anger;
hostility
provoked
by a wrong or
injury
experienced..
Calash
::
Calash
(n.) A hood or top of a
carriage
which can be
thrown
back at
pleasure.
Delight
::
Delight
(v. t.) To give
delight
to; to
affect
with great
pleasure;
to
please
highly;
as, a
beautiful
landscape
delights
the eye;
harmony
delights
the ear..
Frown
::
Frown (v. i.) To
contract
the brow in
displeasure,
severity,
or
sternness;
to
scowl;
to put on a
stern,
grim, or surly
look..
Equipage
::
Equipage
(n.) A
carriage
of state or of
pleasure
with all that
accompanies
it, as
horses,
liveried
servants,
etc., a showy
turn-out..
Vanity
::
Vanity
(n.) That which is vain;
anything
empty,
visionary,
unreal,
or
unsubstantial;
fruitless
desire
or
effort;
trifling
labor
productive
of no good; empty
pleasure;
vain
pursuit;
idle show;
unsubstantial
enjoyment..
Invite
::
Invite
(v. t.) To
allure;
to draw to; to tempt to come; to
induce
by
pleasure
or hope; to
attract.
Give
::
Give (n.) To
devote;
to
apply;
used
reflexively,
to
devote
or apply one's self; as, the
soldiers
give
themselves
to
plunder;
also in this sense used very
frequently
in the past
participle;
as, the
people
are given to
luxury
and
pleasure;
the youth is given to
study..
Promenade
::
Promenade
(v. i.) To walk for
pleasure,
display,
or
exercise..
Frown
::
Frown (v. t.) To
repress
or repel by
expressing
displeasure
or
disapproval;
to
rebuke
with a look; as, frown the
impudent
fellow
into
silence..
Hood
::
Hood (n.) A like
appendage
to a cloak or loose
overcoat,
that may be drawn up over the head at
pleasure..
Delight
::
Delight
(v. t.) A high
degree
of
gratification
of mind; a high-
wrought
state of
pleasurable
feeling;
lively
pleasure;
extreme
satisfaction;
joy.
Barge
::
Barge (n.) A
pleasure
boat; a
vessel
or boat of
state,
elegantly
furnished
and
decorated..
Mumps
::
Mumps (n.)
Sullenness;
silent
displeasure;
the
sulks.
Pleasurable
::
Pleasurable
(a.)
Capable
of
affording
pleasure
or
satisfaction;
gratifying;
abounding
in
pleasantness
or
pleasantry.
Domino
::
Domino
(n.) A
costume
worn as a
disguise
at
masquerades,
consisting
of a robe with a hood
adjustable
at
pleasure..
Displeasedness
::
Displeasedness
(n.)
Displeasure.
Snuff
::
Snuff (n.)
Resentment,
displeasure,
or
contempt,
expressed
by a
snuffing
of the
nose..
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