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pleasant, pleasing, pleased, pleasurable, pleasantly, pleasuring, pleasured

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  1. pleasurenoun

    Synonyms:
    gratification, gladness, want, wish, fancy, discretion, delight, indulgence, happiness, joy, satisfaction, will, desire

    Antonyms:
    pain, displeasure

  2. pleasurenoun

    a state of being pleased

    Johnny pleasured Jackie orally last night.

    Synonyms:
    will, satisfaction, happiness, desire, gladness, fancy, discretion, gratification, wish, delight, indulgence, joy, want

    Antonyms:
    pain, displeasure

  3. pleasurenoun

    a person, thing or action that causes enjoyment

    Synonyms:
    happiness, will, gratification, delight, satisfaction, gladness, joy, wish, fancy, indulgence, want, desire, discretion

    Antonyms:
    displeasure, pain

  4. pleasurenoun

    one’s preference

    What is your pleasure, coffee or tea?

    Synonyms:
    discretion, want, happiness, gladness, joy, delight, will, fancy, satisfaction, wish, desire, gratification, indulgence

    Antonyms:
    pain, displeasure

  5. pleasurenoun

    the will or desire of someone or some agency in power

    Synonyms:
    happiness, will, fancy, gladness, gratification, desire, discretion, indulgence, joy, delight, wish, want, satisfaction

    Antonyms:
    pain, displeasure

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  1. pleasure

    Entertainment and recreation imply thought and mental occupation, tho in an agreeable, refreshing way; they are therefore words of a high order. Entertainment, apart from its special senses of a public performance or a social party, and predominantly even there, is used of somewhat mirthful mental delight; recreation may, and usually does, combine the mental with the physical. Amusement and pastime are nearly equivalent, the latter probably the lighter word; many slight things may be pastimes which we should hardly dignify by the name of amusements. Sports are almost wholly on the physical plane, tho involving a certain grade of mental action; fox-hunting, horse-racing, and baseball are sports. Certain sports may afford entertainment or recreation to certain persons, according to their individual tastes; but entertainment and recreation are capable of a meaning so high as never to be approached by any meaning of sport. Cheer may be very quiet, as the cheer of a bright fire to an aged traveler; merriment is with liveliness and laughter; fun and frolic are apt to be boisterous. Amusement is a form of enjoyment, but enjoyment may be too keen to be called amusement. Compare synonyms for ENTERTAIN.

    Synonyms:
    amusement, cheer, delight, diversion, enjoyment, entertainment, frolic, fun, merriment, pastime, recreation, sport

    Antonyms:
    ennui, fatigue, labor, lassitude, toil, weariness, work

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  1. pleasure

    Synonyms:
    enjoyment, gratification, sensuality, self-indulgence, voluptuousness, choice, preference, vill, inclination, purpose, determination, favor, satisfaction, indulgent

    Antonyms:
    pain, suffering, affliction, trouble, asceticism, self-denial, abstinence, disinclination, aversion, indisposition, denial, refusal

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  1. pleasure, pleasancenoun

    a fundamental feeling that is hard to define but that people desire to experience

    «he was tingling with pleasure»

    Synonyms:
    pleasance, delight, joy

    Antonyms:
    pain, painfulness

  2. joy, delight, pleasurenoun

    something or someone that provides a source of happiness

    «a joy to behold»; «the pleasure of his company»; «the new car is a delight»

    Synonyms:
    joyousness, joy, pleasance, delectation, delight, joyfulness

    Antonyms:
    painfulness, pain

  3. pleasurenoun

    a formal expression

    «he serves at the pleasure of the President»

    Synonyms:
    pleasance, delight, joy

    Antonyms:
    painfulness, pain

  4. pleasurenoun

    an activity that affords enjoyment

    «he puts duty before pleasure»

    Synonyms:
    pleasance, delight, joy

    Antonyms:
    painfulness, pain

  5. pleasurenoun

    sexual gratification

    «he took his pleasure of her»

    Synonyms:
    pleasance, delight, joy

    Antonyms:
    pain, painfulness

Matched Categories

    • Activity
    • Choice
    • Feeling
    • Positive Stimulus
    • Sexual Activity

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  1. pleasurenoun

    Synonyms:
    enjoyment, gratification, comfort, delight, joy, gladness, temporary happiness

  2. pleasurenoun

    Synonyms:
    sensuality, voluptuousness, luxury, animal gratification

  3. pleasurenoun

    Synonyms:
    will, choice, preference, purpose, wish, mind

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  1. pleasurenoun

    Synonyms:
    gratification, enjoyment, happiness, delectation, delight, amusement, recreation, diversion, will, choice, preference, desire, voluptuousness, sensuality

    Antonyms:
    displeasure

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  1. List of paraphrases for «pleasure»:

    joy, fun, delight, pleased, satisfaction, plaisance, recreational, placentia, happy, honour, amusement, placer, gusto, enjoyment, placing, happiness, place, recreation, thrill, nice

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  1. Lyster:

    For the memory of love is sweet, though the love itself were in vain. And what I have lost of pleasure, assuage what I find of pain.

  2. Margaret Fuller:

    Beware of over-great pleasure in being popular or even beloved.

  3. Author Unknown:

    It is a pleasure to give advice, humiliating to need it, normal to ignore it.

  4. Guicciardini:

    From things which have been obtained after having been long desired men almost never derive the pleasure and delight which they had anticipated.

  5. Martin Luther:

    The God of this world is riches, pleasure and pride.


Translations for pleasure

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  • متعةArabic
  • həzzAzerbaijani
  • наслада, удоволствиеBulgarian
  • নন্দBengali
  • uspokojit, potěšení, slast, rozkošCzech
  • mwyniant, mwynhâd, boddhâd, hyfrydwch, bodd, pleserWelsh
  • Spaß, Freude, VergnügenGerman
  • ευχαρίστηση, τέρψη, απόλαυση, ηδονήGreek
  • plezuroEsperanto
  • placerSpanish
  • lõbuEstonian
  • کیفPersian
  • huviFinnish
  • désir, plaisirFrench
  • pléisiúrIrish
  • tlachdScottish Gaelic
  • ענגHebrew
  • आनन्द, अभिरामHindi
  • gyönyörűségHungarian
  • հաճույքArmenian
  • placerInterlingua
  • kesenanganIndonesian
  • preferenza, piacimento, scelta, goduria, piacereItalian
  • הנאהHebrew
  • 喜びJapanese
  • სიამოვნებაGeorgian
  • 쾌락Korean
  • خۆشیKurdish
  • iucunditas, oblectatio, delectamentum, dulcedo, gaudium, voluptatem, delectatio, voluptasLatin
  • PlëséierLuxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
  • malonumasLithuanian
  • prieksLatvian
  • rēhiaMāori
  • баяр жаргалMongolian
  • welbehagen, plezier, genoegenDutch
  • fornøyelseNorwegian
  • przyjemnośćPolish
  • prazerPortuguese
  • plăcereRomanian
  • воля, радость, радовать, наслаждение, склонность, удовлетворение, удовлетворять, развлечение, расположенность, желание, доставлять удовольствие, удовольствиеRussian
  • आनन्दSanskrit
  • preferèncija, zadovòljstvo, ужи́так, задово̀љство, užítakSerbo-Croatian
  • potešenieSlovak
  • kënaqësiAlbanian
  • behagSwedish
  • anasaSwahili
  • ความปิติยินดีThai
  • kaaliwanTagalog
  • zevkTurkish
  • задоволенняUkrainian
  • niềm vui thíchVietnamese
  • פֿאַרגעניגןYiddish

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  • amusement
  • bliss
  • comfort
  • contentment
  • enjoyment
  • gratification
  • hobby
  • joy
  • luxury
  • satisfaction
  • thrill
  • buzz
  • delectation
  • diversion
  • ease
  • entertainment
  • felicity
  • flash
  • fruition
  • game
  • gladness
  • gluttony
  • gusto
  • indulgence
  • joyride
  • kick
  • kicks
  • recreation
  • relish
  • revelry
  • seasoning
  • self-indulgence
  • solace
  • spice
  • titillation
  • turnon
  • velvet
  • zest
  • joie de vivre
  • primrose path
  • desire
  • purpose
  • choice
  • command
  • fancy
  • liking
  • mind
  • option
  • preference
  • velleity
  • want
  • wish

On this page you’ll find 154 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to pleasure, such as: amusement, bliss, comfort, contentment, enjoyment, and gratification.

antonyms for pleasure

  • discontent
  • displeasure
  • dissatisfaction
  • misery
  • need
  • sadness
  • sorrow
  • unhappiness
  • upset
  • want
  • woe
  • work
  • apathy
  • blandness
  • chore
  • dullness
  • labor
  • task
  • dislike
  • gloom
  • hate
  • hatred
  • melancholy
  • pain
  • trouble
  • worry
  • dislike
  • hate
  • hatred
  • gloom
  • melancholy
  • pain
  • sadness
  • sorrow
  • trouble
  • unhappiness
  • worry

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In this time of shelter-in-place and social distancing, while restaurants have switched to delivery-only or closed entirely, eating — and finding the pleasure in eating, wherever we can — has taken on a whole new urgency.

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A flash of surprise and pleasure lit the fine eyes of the haughty beauty perched up there on the palace wall.

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Big Reginald took their lives at pool, and pocketed their half-crowns in an easy genial way, which almost made losing a pleasure.

THE PIT TOWN CORONET, VOLUME I (OF 3)CHARLES JAMES WILLS

As Felipe approached, the old man’s face beamed with pleasure, and he came forward totteringly, leaning on a staff in each hand.

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WORDS RELATED TO PLEASURE

  • account
  • adoration
  • affection
  • applause
  • appreciation
  • approbation
  • approval
  • deference
  • delight
  • esteem
  • estimation
  • favor
  • fondness
  • glorification
  • homage
  • honor
  • idolatry
  • idolization
  • liking
  • love
  • marveling
  • obeisance
  • pleasure
  • praise
  • prizing
  • recognition
  • regard
  • reverence
  • valuing
  • veneration
  • wonder
  • wonderment
  • worship
  • action
  • ball
  • beguilement
  • cheer
  • delight
  • diversion
  • enjoyment
  • entertainment
  • field day
  • fun
  • fun and games
  • gladdening
  • gratification
  • grins
  • high time
  • hilarity
  • hoopla
  • laughs
  • laughter
  • merriment
  • merry-go-round
  • mirth
  • picnic
  • play
  • pleasing
  • pleasure
  • regalement
  • whoopee
  • abundance
  • alleviation
  • amenity
  • assuagement
  • bed of roses
  • cheer
  • cheerfulness
  • complacency
  • contentment
  • convenience
  • coziness
  • creature comforts
  • enjoyment
  • exhilaration
  • facility
  • gratification
  • happiness
  • luxury
  • opulence
  • peacefulness
  • pleasure
  • plenty
  • poise
  • quiet
  • relaxation
  • relief
  • repose
  • rest
  • restfulness
  • satisfaction
  • snugness
  • succor
  • sufficiency
  • warmth
  • well-being
  • contentment
  • ease
  • gratification
  • peace
  • peace of mind
  • pleasure
  • satisfaction
  • complacency
  • content
  • contentedness
  • ease
  • equanimity
  • eudemonia
  • fulfillment
  • gladness
  • gratification
  • peace
  • pleasure
  • repletion
  • satisfaction
  • serenity
  • amusement
  • elation
  • enjoyment
  • happiness
  • joy
  • pleasure
  • rapture

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1    amusement, beer and skittles     (informal)   bliss, comfort, contentment, delectation, delight, diversion, ease, enjoyment, gladness, gratification, happiness, jollies     (slang)   joy, recreation, satisfaction, solace  

2    choice, command, desire, inclination, mind, option, preference, purpose, will, wish  
  
Antonyms     
   abstinence, anger, disinclination, displeasure, duty, labour, misery, necessity, obligation, pain, sadness, sorrow, suffering, unhappiness  

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pleasure

     ( pleasures    plural  )

1       n-uncount   If something gives you pleasure, you get a feeling of happiness, satisfaction, or enjoyment from it.  
oft N from/in n/-ing  
Watching sport gave him great pleasure…, Everybody takes pleasure in eating…     

2       n-uncount   Pleasure is the activity of enjoying yourself, especially rather than working or doing what you have a duty to do.  
He mixed business and pleasure in a perfect and dynamic way…, I read for pleasure.     

3       n-count   A pleasure is an activity, experience or aspect of something that you find very enjoyable or satisfying.  
oft N of n/-ing  
Watching TV is our only pleasure., …the pleasure of seeing a smiling face.     

4    If you meet someone for the first time, you can say, as a way of being polite, that it is a pleasure to meet them. You can also ask for the pleasure of someone’s company as a polite and formal way of inviting them somewhere.  

a pleasure/the pleasure      convention  
  (politeness)
  
`A pleasure to meet you, sir,’ he said…     

5    You can say `It’s a pleasure’ or `My pleasure’ as a polite way of replying to someone who has just thanked you for doing something.  

It’s a pleasure/my pleasure      convention  
  (formulae)
  
`Thanks very much anyhow.’—`It’s a pleasure.’     

pleasure boat        ( pleasure boats    plural  ) A pleasure boat is a large boat which takes people for trips on rivers, lakes, or on the sea for pleasure.      n-count  

pleasure craft        ( pleasure craft    plural  ) A pleasure craft is the same as a pleasure boat.      n-count  

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Synonyms of pleasure

  • noun



  • as in enjoyment



  • as in joy



  • as in delight

  • verb



  • as in to delight

  • as in enjoyment
  • as in joy
  • as in delight
  • as in to delight


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pleasure
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noun

Definition of pleasurenext

1

as in enjoyment

the feeling experienced when one’s wishes are met

nothing gives me more pleasure than a hot meal after a long day

Synonyms & Similar Words

Relevance

  • enjoyment

  • contentment

  • satisfaction

  • delight

  • happiness

  • content

  • joy

  • gratification

  • relish

  • gladness

  • delectation

  • amusement

  • joyfulness

  • glee

  • contentedness

  • bliss

  • entertainment

  • ecstasy

  • elation

  • exultation

  • comfort

  • cheerfulness

  • exhilaration

  • gayety

  • pleasance

  • euphoria

  • rapture

  • felicity

  • exuberance

  • intoxication

  • diversion

  • gleefulness

  • jubilation

  • afterglow

  • jollity

  • ease

  • heaven

  • gaiety

  • elatedness

  • cheer

  • restfulness

  • joie de vivre


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • displeasure

  • dissatisfaction

  • misery

  • discontent

  • sadness

  • sorrow

  • unhappiness

  • unhappiness

  • anguish

  • wretchedness

  • woe

  • depression

  • irritation

  • melancholy

  • anger

  • desolation

  • dejection

  • annoyance

  • discontentment

  • gloom

  • discontentedness

  • distress

  • aggravation

  • vexation

  • exasperation

  • fury

  • rage

  • despondency

  • discomfort

  • disturbance

  • joylessness

  • agitation

  • uneasiness

  • upset

  • restlessness

  • dispiritedness

  • pique

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  • displeasure

  • dissatisfaction

  • misery

  • discontent

  • sadness

  • sorrow

  • unhappiness

  • unhappiness

  • anguish

  • wretchedness

  • woe

  • depression

  • irritation

  • melancholy

  • anger

  • desolation

  • dejection

  • annoyance

  • discontentment

  • gloom

  • discontentedness

  • distress

  • aggravation

  • vexation

  • exasperation

  • fury

  • rage

  • despondency

  • discomfort

  • disturbance

  • joylessness

  • agitation

  • uneasiness

  • upset

  • restlessness

  • dispiritedness

  • pique

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2

as in joy

a source of great satisfaction

the new car is a real pleasure to drive

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • joy

  • delight

  • treat

  • feast

  • relief

  • amusement

  • delectation

  • kick

  • entertainment

  • gratification

  • fun

  • manna

  • gas

  • diversion

  • comfort

  • recreation

  • indulgence

  • solace

  • ambrosia

3

as in delight

someone or something that provides amusement or enjoyment

a good-humored girl who’s a pleasure to be around

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • delight

  • entertainment

  • fun

  • diversion

  • recreation

  • distraction

  • picnic

  • activity

  • divertissement

  • pastime

  • lark

  • escape

  • revel

  • festivity

  • gayety

  • romp

  • hilarity

  • jollity

  • merrymaking

  • spree

  • revelling

  • revelry

  • rollicking

  • game

  • scream

  • frolic

  • conviviality

  • laugh

  • carousing

  • riot

  • binge

  • fling

  • reveling

  • gaiety

  • time killer

  • jollification

  • frolicking

  • rollick

  • gambol

  • whoopee


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • bore

  • drag

  • bummer

  • downer

  • killjoy

  • party pooper

  • bore

  • drag

  • bummer

  • downer

  • killjoy

  • party pooper

pleasure

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verb

as in to delight

to give satisfaction to

a wine that is sure to pleasure even the most discriminating palate

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • delight

  • please

  • satisfy

  • warm

  • thrill

  • feast

  • glad

  • agree (with)

  • gratify

  • entertain

  • amuse

  • rejoice

  • content

  • gladden

  • suit

  • tickle

  • appease

  • soothe

  • comfort

  • excite

  • gas

  • placate

  • calm

  • satiate

  • charm

  • sate

  • quench

  • pacify

  • mollify

  • treat

  • assuage

  • captivate

  • titillate

  • humor

  • indulge

  • divert

  • pamper

  • spoil

  • cater (to)

  • galvanize

  • coddle

  • mollycoddle


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • displease

  • bother

  • get

  • anger

  • annoy

  • put out

  • outrage

  • aggravate

  • irritate

  • cross

  • bug

  • vex

  • exasperate

  • pique

  • irk

  • chafe

  • grate

  • distress

  • gall

  • provoke

  • infuriate

  • perturb

  • inflame

  • rouse

  • ruffle

  • enrage

  • disturb

  • upset

  • madden

  • rile

  • incense

  • rankle

  • roil

  • harass

  • agitate

  • peeve

  • insult

  • fret

  • steam up

  • offend

  • enflame

  • harry

  • affront

  • nettle

  • pester

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  • displease

  • bother

  • get

  • anger

  • annoy

  • put out

  • outrage

  • aggravate

  • irritate

  • cross

  • bug

  • vex

  • exasperate

  • pique

  • irk

  • chafe

  • grate

  • distress

  • gall

  • provoke

  • infuriate

  • perturb

  • inflame

  • rouse

  • ruffle

  • enrage

  • disturb

  • upset

  • madden

  • rile

  • incense

  • rankle

  • roil

  • harass

  • agitate

  • peeve

  • insult

  • fret

  • steam up

  • offend

  • enflame

  • harry

  • affront

  • nettle

  • pester

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ЭТИМОЛОГИЯ СЛОВА PLEASURE

Plesir, from Old French; related to Old French plaisir to please.

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ПРОИЗНОШЕНИЕ СЛОВА PLEASURE

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ЧТО ОЗНАЧАЕТ СЛОВО PLEASURE

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pleasure

Удовольствие

Pleasure

Удовольствие описывает широкий класс психических состояний, которые люди и другие животные испытывают как позитивные, приятные или заслуживающие внимания. Он включает в себя более конкретные психические состояния, такие как счастье, развлечение, наслаждение, экстаз и эйфория. В психологии принцип удовольствия описывает удовольствие как механизм положительной обратной связи, мотивируя организм воссоздать в будущем ситуацию, которую он только что нашел приятным. Согласно этой теории, организмы также мотивированы, чтобы избежать ситуаций, вызвавших боль в прошлом. Опыт удовольствия субъективен, и разные люди будут испытывать разные виды и удовольствие в той же ситуации. Многие приятные переживания связаны с удовлетворением основных биологических приемов, таких как еда, физические упражнения, секс или дефекация. Другие приятные переживания связаны с социальным опытом и социальными факторами, такими как опыт достижения, признания и обслуживания. Удовлетворение культурных артефактов и занятий, таких как искусство, музыка и литература, часто радует. Pleasure describes the broad class of mental states that humans and other animals experience as positive, enjoyable, or worth seeking. It includes more specific mental states such as happiness, entertainment, enjoyment, ecstasy, and euphoria. In psychology, the pleasure principle describes pleasure as a positive feedback mechanism, motivating the organism to recreate in the future the situation which it has just found pleasurable. According to this theory, organisms are similarly motivated to avoid situations that have caused pain in the past. The experience of pleasure is subjective and different individuals will experience different kinds and amounts of pleasure in the same situation. Many pleasurable experiences are associated with satisfying basic biological drives, such as eating, exercise, sex or defecation. Other pleasurable experiences are associated with social experiences and social drives, such as the experiences of accomplishment, recognition, and service. The appreciation of cultural artifacts and activities such as art, music, and literature is often pleasurable.


Значение слова pleasure в словаре английский языка

Первое определение удовольствия в словаре — приятное или приятное ощущение или эмоция. Другое определение удовольствия — это то, что дает или дает наслаждение или наслаждение. Удовольствие — это развлечение, отдых или наслаждение.

The first definition of pleasure in the dictionary is an agreeable or enjoyable sensation or emotion. Other definition of pleasure is something that gives or affords enjoyment or delight. Pleasure is also amusement, recreation, or enjoyment.

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СПРЯЖЕНИЕ ГЛАГОЛА PLEASURE

PRESENT

Present

I pleasure

you pleasure

he/she/it pleasures

we pleasure

you pleasure

they pleasure

Present continuous

I am pleasuring

you are pleasuring

he/she/it is pleasuring

we are pleasuring

you are pleasuring

they are pleasuring

Present perfect

I have pleasured

you have pleasured

he/she/it has pleasured

we have pleasured

you have pleasured

they have pleasured

Present perfect continuous

I have been pleasuring

you have been pleasuring

he/she/it has been pleasuring

we have been pleasuring

you have been pleasuring

they have been pleasuring

PAST

Past

I pleasured

you pleasured

he/she/it pleasured

we pleasured

you pleasured

they pleasured

Past continuous

I was pleasuring

you were pleasuring

he/she/it was pleasuring

we were pleasuring

you were pleasuring

they were pleasuring

Past perfect

I had pleasured

you had pleasured

he/she/it had pleasured

we had pleasured

you had pleasured

they had pleasured

Past perfect continuous

I had been pleasuring

you had been pleasuring

he/she/it had been pleasuring

we had been pleasuring

you had been pleasuring

they had been pleasuring

FUTURE

Future

I will pleasure

you will pleasure

he/she/it will pleasure

we will pleasure

you will pleasure

they will pleasure

Future continuous

I will be pleasuring

you will be pleasuring

he/she/it will be pleasuring

we will be pleasuring

you will be pleasuring

they will be pleasuring

Future perfect

I will have pleasured

you will have pleasured

he/she/it will have pleasured

we will have pleasured

you will have pleasured

they will have pleasured

Future perfect continuous

I will have been pleasuring

you will have been pleasuring

he/she/it will have been pleasuring

we will have been pleasuring

you will have been pleasuring

they will have been pleasuring

CONDITIONAL

Conditional

I would pleasure

you would pleasure

he/she/it would pleasure

we would pleasure

you would pleasure

they would pleasure

Conditional continuous

I would be pleasuring

you would be pleasuring

he/she/it would be pleasuring

we would be pleasuring

you would be pleasuring

they would be pleasuring

Conditional perfect

I would have pleasure

you would have pleasure

he/she/it would have pleasure

we would have pleasure

you would have pleasure

they would have pleasure

Conditional perfect continuous

I would have been pleasuring

you would have been pleasuring

he/she/it would have been pleasuring

we would have been pleasuring

you would have been pleasuring

they would have been pleasuring

IMPERATIVE

Imperative

you pleasure
we let´s pleasure
you pleasure

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

Past participle

pleasured

Present Participle

pleasuring

СЛОВА, РИФМУЮЩИЕСЯ СО СЛОВОМ PLEASURE

Синонимы и антонимы слова pleasure в словаре английский языка

СИНОНИМЫ СЛОВА «PLEASURE»

Указанные слова имеют то же или сходное значение, что у слова «pleasure», и относятся к той же грамматической категории.

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Тенденции использования слова pleasure

ТЕНДЕНЦИИ ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНИЯ ТЕРМИНА «PLEASURE»

Тенденции

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Слово используется очень часто

На показанной выше карте показана частотность использования термина «pleasure» в разных странах.

Тенденции основных поисковых запросов и примеры использования слова pleasure

Список основных поисковых запросов, которые пользователи ввели для доступа к нашему онлайн-словарю английский языка и наиболее часто используемые выражения со словом «pleasure».

ЧАСТОТА ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНИЯ ТЕРМИНА «PLEASURE» С ТЕЧЕНИЕМ ВРЕМЕНИ

На графике показано годовое изменение частотности использования слова «pleasure» за последние 500 лет. Формирование графика основано на анализе того, насколько часто термин «pleasure» появляется в оцифрованных печатных источниках на английский языке, начиная с 1500 года до настоящего времени.

Примеры использования в литературе на английский языке, цитаты и новости о слове pleasure

ЦИТАТЫ СО СЛОВОМ «PLEASURE»

Известные цитаты и высказывания со словом pleasure.

If one wants another only for some self-satisfaction, usually in the form of sensual pleasure, that wrong desire takes the form of lust rather than love.

For me, my guilty pleasure is that if I don’t want to do anything one day, I won’t. I’ll just sit around, not shower, hardly even eat, and just watch TV.

A fool bolts pleasure, then complains of moral indigestion.

Fashion is where I make my living. I’m not knocking it; it’s a pleasure to make a living that way. Then there’s the deeper pleasure of doing my portraits.

Naturally, business and pleasure can be readily combined, but a certain balance should exist, and the latter should not predominate over the former.

Painting is a source of endless pleasure, but also of great anguish.

I’d never had so much pleasure with another human being.

When I eat with my friends, it is a moment of real pleasure, when I really enjoy my life.

I give so much pleasure to so many people. Why can I not get some pleasure for myself?

People seem to read so much more nonfiction than fiction, and so it always gives me great pleasure to introduce a friend or family member to a novel I believe they’ll cherish but might not otherwise have thought to pick up and read.

КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «PLEASURE»

Поиск случаев использования слова pleasure в следующих библиографических источниках. Книги, относящиеся к слову pleasure, и краткие выдержки из этих книг для получения представления о контексте использования этого слова в литературе на английский языке.

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Pleasure With Products: Beyond Usability

This book gives an overview of the state-of-the-art in human factors approaches, consisting of specially invited contributions from leading practitioners in both industry and academia.

William S. Green, Patrick W. Jordan, 2003

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Pleasure: A Creative Approach To Life

But if love is more than a word, it must rest on the experience of pleasure. In this book I show how the experience of pleasure or pain determines our emotions, our thinking, and our behavior.

3

The Compass of Pleasure: How Our Brains Make Fatty Foods, …

Provocative and illuminating, this is a radically new and thorough look at the desires that define us.

4

With Pleasure: Thoughts on the Nature of Human Sexuality

The book, standing in direct and deliberate opposition to traditions that try to confine sexuality to procreation, is sure to ignite a firestorm of controversy.

Paul R. Abramson, Steven D. Pinkerton, 2002

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Pleasure: How Our Brains Make Junk Food, Exercise, …

The pursuit of pleasure is a central drive of the human animal. David J. Linden explains how recent research has enabled us to decipher how and when pleasure takes control of the brain — and won’t let go.

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Intended for Pleasure: Sex Technique and Sexual Fulfillment …

The most important book on Christian sexuality is better than ever with fully revised and updated medical information and resources.

Ed M.D. Wheat, Gaye Wheat, 2010

The bold new blockbuster from the New York Times bestselling author.

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Beyond Pleasure and Pain: How Motivation Works

In this text, E. Tory Higgins provides a new theory of motivation that argues that people are motivated by the pursuit of value, truth, and control, but the central story to motivation lies in how these elements work together.

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The Confusions of Pleasure: Commerce and Culture in Ming China

The Confusions of Pleasure marks a significant departure from the conventional ways in which Chinese history has been written.

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НОВОСТИ, В КОТОРЫХ ВСТРЕЧАЕТСЯ ТЕРМИН «PLEASURE»

Здесь показано, как национальная и международная пресса использует термин pleasure в контексте приведенных ниже новостных статей.

Lifeboats rescue pleasure crafts in trouble

A group of five holidaymakers from Belgium, including two teenage children, were plucked to safety by the Loch Ness crew after their cruiser … «Aberdeen Press and Journal, Июл 15»

Why we should be encouraging everyone to read for pleasure

I have had the pleasure of being a member of an active book group in Hong Kong. We take turns hosting, providing a simple meal over which … «South China Morning Post, Июл 15»

The pleasure list: Music and mysticism

Magical music: EJ Lim was a child prodigy and her musical talent has been hailed Open Gallery 2 Magical music: EJ Lim was a child prodigy … «Irish Independent, Июл 15»

‘CM’s London visit a pleasure trip’

CPI-M politburo member Md Selim dubbing it as a ‘pleasure trip’ and WBPCC chief Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury demanded a white paper on the … «The Statesman, Июл 15»

Egypt pleasure boat driver detained

Cairo, July 27 (IANS/AKI) The skipper of a pleasure craft boat that sunk in the Nile killing 38 people after colliding with a barge turned himself … «Business Standard, Июл 15»

The Sharp End: The pleasure of a cigar

And yet, what kind of lifestyle column do we have if we never get to discuss the pleasure, the culture, the rigmarole, the exclusivity, and the … «theTally, Июл 15»

Pandas on the slide: Experience ultimate pleasure watching it!

You must see this video to derive ultimate pleasure from it, of simply watching these kid-like pandas go down a slide! And no, they don’t go … «India.com, Июл 15»

Safeguarding places for the pursuit of pleasure

Moments after the news broke on Thursday night about the Lafayette theater shooting, I received messages from two staff members where I … «Shreveport Times, Июл 15»

An NFC North Roundtable For Your Listening Pleasure

While you’re waiting for the first practice of Minnesota Vikings Training Camp. . .and, seriously, that’s what we’re all doing at this point. . .we … «Daily Norseman, Июл 15»

SCORE: Don’t let time off equal guilty pleasure

Question: I’ve worked diligently to build my business into a successful enterprise and my family has been a rock. Now they want more of my … «Arizona Daily Sun, Июл 15»

ССЫЛКИ

« EDUCALINGO. Pleasure [онлайн]. Доступно на <https://educalingo.com/ru/dic-en/pleasure>. Май 2023 ».

What is another word for pleasure?

504 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ plˈɛʒə], [ plˈɛʒə], [ p_l_ˈɛ_ʒ_ə]

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  • n.

    • binge,
    • crowd pleaser,
    • activity,
    • escapism,
    • blast,
    • change.

    • gluttony,
    • indulgence,
    • revelry.

    • fling,
    • gaieties,
    • devilment,
    • like,
    • giggle,
    • happy.

    • free.

    act (noun)

    • pleasure.

    admiration (noun)

    • re-cognitions,
    • re gards,
    • valuings,
    • re-gard,
    • re-cognition,
    • marvelings,
    • re gard,
    • re cognitions,
    • re cognition,
    • prizings.

    amusement (noun)

    • frivolity,
    • levity,
    • Jolliness,
    • tonic,
    • distraction,
    • celebration,
    • humor,
    • stimulation,
    • game,
    • hilarity,
    • jocularity,
    • hobby,
    • merriment,
    • whimsicality,
    • refreshment.

    celebration (noun)

    • rejoicing,
    • merrymaking.

    comfort (noun)

    • restfulnesses,
    • re-lief,
    • wellbeings,
    • snugnesses,
    • re-pose,
    • bed roses,
    • re pose,
    • re lief,
    • well being,
    • cozinesses.

    contentment (noun)

    • contentedness.

    delicacy (noun)

    • re-gales,
    • re gales,
    • Bonnes bouches,
    • re-gale,
    • re gale.

    delight (noun)

    • de light,
    • de lights,
    • de-light,
    • de-lights.

    delight, happiness (noun)

    • entertainment,
    • joy,
    • luxury,
    • flash,
    • solace,
    • bliss,
    • gratification,
    • ease,
    • primrose path,
    • Kicks,
    • seasoning,
    • joyride,
    • velvet,
    • titillation.

    diversion (noun)

    • dis traction,
    • dis tractions,
    • dis-traction,
    • dis-tractions.

    enjoyment (noun)

    • fulfillment.

    fancy (noun)

    • velleities,
    • drutherses,
    • fools paradise,
    • weakness fors,
    • fool paradise,
    • cup tea,
    • de-sires,
    • de-sire,
    • de sires,
    • de sire.

    feeling (noun)

    • excitation,
    • motor response,
    • motility,
    • innervations,
    • excitability,
    • pleasance,
    • innervation,
    • responsiveness,
    • motilities,
    • sensitivities,
    • reflexes.

    festivity (noun)

    • clambakes,
    • do’s,
    • revelings,
    • revelments.

    free will (noun)

    • voluntary decision,
    • say so,
    • one’s own will,
    • own say so,
    • free choice,
    • one’s discretion,
    • Conation,
    • person’s full intent and purpose,
    • free decision,
    • own sweet way,
    • one’s own choice,
    • one’s choice.

    fruition (noun)

    • ripenesses.

    fun (noun)

    • non-sense,
    • non sense,
    • rompings,
    • non-senses,
    • non senses,
    • clownings,
    • living ups,
    • living up,
    • living it ups,
    • jokings.

    gladness (noun)

    • joyousnesses,
    • high spiritses.

    gratification (noun)

    • sure shocks.

    happiness (noun)

    • cheerinesses,
    • good cheers,
    • hopefulnesses.

    hedonism (noun)

    • epicureanisms.

    honor (noun)

    • source pride,
    • re-spect,
    • re spect,
    • re-spects,
    • re spects.

    inclination (noun)

    • dis positions,
    • pre disposition,
    • pre-disposition,
    • dis-position,
    • pre-dispositions,
    • pre dispositions,
    • dis-positions,
    • dis position.

    liking (noun)

    • favoritism.

    merrymaking (noun)

    • Jollies.

    mind (noun)

    • out looks,
    • way thinking,
    • out look,
    • point view,
    • out-look,
    • out-looks.

    mirth (noun)

    • hysterics,
    • hysteric.

    mood (noun)

    • low spirit,
    • frame mind.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • laurels,
    • Buffooneries,
    • plenty,
    • good times,
    • esteem,
    • junketing,
    • amusement,
    • Bonne bouche,
    • festivity,
    • restfulness,
    • clambake,
    • foolery,
    • happiness,
    • wingdings,
    • delectation,
    • uppers,
    • way of thinking,
    • hopefulness,
    • joking,
    • mind,
    • joyances,
    • comfort,
    • Leisure Activity,
    • content,
    • fun,
    • glee,
    • recreation,
    • self-indulgence,
    • honor,
    • facility,
    • fancy,
    • living it up,
    • delicacy,
    • contentment,
    • Divertissement,
    • exuberance,
    • rhapsody,
    • quiet mind,
    • relish,
    • visualization,
    • merry-go-rounds,
    • gusto,
    • REC,
    • good time,
    • joyfulness,
    • wingding,
    • gaming,
    • Cheeriness,
    • satisfaction,
    • goody,
    • snugness,
    • admiration,
    • merry-go-round,
    • visualizations,
    • leisure,
    • sapidity,
    • radiance,
    • wish,
    • heart’s desire,
    • Elysiums,
    • buffoonery,
    • nonsense,
    • fruition,
    • kick,
    • Leisure Activities,
    • turn-ons,
    • source of pride,
    • Fooleries,
    • clear conscience,
    • Rhapsodies,
    • gladness,
    • coziness,
    • Valuing,
    • free will,
    • good feeling,
    • specials,
    • wellbeing,
    • willfulness,
    • rapture,
    • pastime,
    • epicureanism,
    • opulence,
    • peace of mind,
    • weakness for,
    • Festivities,
    • velleity,
    • good cheer,
    • sensuality,
    • inclination,
    • diversion,
    • self-discipline,
    • lovings,
    • good spirit,
    • joyousness,
    • felicity,
    • joyance,
    • Palates,
    • delight,
    • Revelment,
    • glorification,
    • re-creation,
    • at-oneness,
    • mirth,
    • liking,
    • turn-on,
    • sweet,
    • warmth,
    • thrill,
    • requiescence,
    • love,
    • soothingness,
    • pursuit,
    • savories,
    • Festivals,
    • zest,
    • divertissements,
    • treat,
    • feeling,
    • good spirits,
    • dos,
    • Sapor,
    • high spirits,
    • play,
    • will,
    • sure shock,
    • re-creations,
    • Dainties,
    • selfcontrol,
    • junketings,
    • relaxation,
    • ripeness,
    • low spirits,
    • ravishment,
    • enjoyment,
    • druthers,
    • hearts desire,
    • sport,
    • jubilation.

    peace of mind (noun)

    • soothingnesses,
    • peace-mind,
    • clear consciences,
    • quiet minds,
    • peace mind.

    play (noun)

    • teasings,
    • gamings.

    playtime (noun)

    • playtime.

    pleasure (noun)

    • cheer,
    • ecstasy,
    • euphoria,
    • cheerfulness,
    • jollity,
    • agreeability,
    • complaisance,
    • brightness,
    • exhilaration,
    • Bonniness,
    • gaiety,
    • enthrallment,
    • well-being,
    • sunniness.

    pride (noun)

    • self-sufficiency,
    • self-worth,
    • egoisms,
    • Self-admiration,
    • selfglorification,
    • self-glorification,
    • Self-trust,
    • self-love.

    pursuit (noun)

    • pursuits,
    • biz.

    rapture (noun)

    • at onenesses,
    • ravishments,
    • at oneness,
    • atonenesses,
    • at-onenesses,
    • atoneness.

    recreation (noun)

    • RECS,
    • r r,
    • re creation,
    • re creations.

    relaxation (noun)

    • re-quiescence,
    • re-laxation,
    • requiescences,
    • re-quiescences,
    • re-laxations,
    • loosenings,
    • re quiescences,
    • re quiescence,
    • re laxations,
    • re laxation.

    relish (noun)

    • sapidities.

    satisfaction (noun)

    • good fortune,
    • propitiation,
    • satiety.

    self-esteem (noun)

    • pride.

    self-regard (noun)

    • self-regard.

    sensualism (noun)

    • hedonism.

    sport (noun)

    • physical activity.

    sweet (noun)

    • confiture,
    • sugarplum,
    • sugarplums,
    • sweets,
    • sweetmeats,
    • chocolates,
    • sweetmeat,
    • final course,
    • chocolate.

    thrill (noun)

    • good feelings,
    • turn ons,
    • turnon,
    • turnons.

    treat (noun)

    • sur prise,
    • sur prises,
    • sur-prise,
    • sur-prises.

    wish (noun)

    • re-quests,
    • in-vocations,
    • in vocation,
    • re quests,
    • in vocations.
  • v.

    benefit (verb)

    • advantage.

    delight (verb)

    • arriding,
    • be ticket,
    • tickling pink,
    • is ticket,
    • arrided,
    • being ticket,
    • am ticket,
    • went over big,
    • de lighting,
    • tickling death,
    • were ticket,
    • are ticket,
    • de lighted,
    • delectated,
    • were the ticket,
    • tickles pink,
    • wert ticket,
    • delectating,
    • de-lighting,
    • is the ticket,
    • art the ticket,
    • knocks dead,
    • am the ticket,
    • was the ticket,
    • was ticket,
    • knocked dead,
    • goes over big,
    • de-lighted,
    • knocking dead,
    • wast ticket,
    • going over big,
    • being the ticket,
    • wert the ticket,
    • hit spot,
    • arrides,
    • art ticket,
    • tickles to death,
    • tickle death,
    • wast the ticket,
    • tickles death,
    • delectates,
    • are the ticket,
    • tickled death,
    • tickling to death.

    overjoy (verb)

    • over joy,
    • over joys,
    • over-joying,
    • over joyed,
    • over-joys,
    • over-joy,
    • over joying,
    • over-joyed.
  • Other synonyms:

    • duty,
    • morale,
    • spring fever,
    • wonder,
    • bug,
    • anticipation,
    • luster,
    • spice,
    • expectancy,
    • gold rush,
    • mood,
    • joie de vivre,
    • nibble,
    • fever pitch,
    • schadenfreude.

    • bang,
    • romance,
    • excitement,
    • please,
    • adventure,
    • fever,
    • enthusiasm,
    • gladden,
    • rejoice,
    • imagination,
    • glow.

    • enchantment,
    • exult,
    • flutter,
    • tickle.

    • appreciation,
    • buzz,
    • enchant,
    • rush.

    • discretion.

    happiness

    • buoyancy,
    • nirvana,
    • the feel-good factor,
    • welfare,
    • bonhomie,
    • afterglow,
    • harmony,
    • vivacity,
    • delirium,
    • elation,
    • high,
    • exaltation,
    • relief,
    • Job Satisfaction,
    • uplift.

    Other relevant words:

    • grooved,
    • Pleasuring,
    • tickled to death,
    • go over big,
    • gratify,
    • gladdened,
    • Overjoy,
    • be the ticket,
    • grooving,
    • Arride,
    • Pleasured,
    • Delectate,
    • tickle pink,
    • tickle to death,
    • knock dead.

    will

    • desire,
    • preference,
    • want.

How to use «Pleasure» in context?

What does pleasure mean to you? Pleasure is subjective, so what pleases one person may not please another. Conventionally, we think of pleasure as being a feeling of excitement, happiness, or satisfaction. But what do these things actually feel like to us?

Different emotions and body sensations are often associated with different types of pleasure. When we feel sexual pleasure, for example, our nerve endings in our genitals may become stimulated, causing feelings of excitement and pleasure. Other types of pleasure can be experienced through the senses of taste, touch, smell, and sound.

Pleasure can be found in all aspects of our lives.

Paraphrases for Pleasure:

Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
  • Forward Entailment

    • Noun, singular or mass
      sure.
  • Reverse Entailment

    • Noun, singular or mass
      gusto.
  • Independent

    • Adjective
      recreational.
    • Proper noun, singular
      leisure, recreation, recreational, Plaisance, Vacancies, attractions, placentia.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      celebration, cheer, comfort, complacency, craft, delight, discretion, enthusiasm, excitement, gladness, glee, honour, leisure, liking, luxury, pastime, placement, recreation, rv, sake, taste, meets, likes, delights.
    • Verb, past tense
      wanted, Enjoyed.
  • Other Related

    • Noun, singular or mass
      appreciation, contentment, gratification, happiness, honor, privilege, rejoicing, satisfaction, thrill.

Hyponym for Pleasure:

  • n.

    • act
      sex, sexual activity, activity, sexual practice, sex activity.
    • cognition
      choice, pick, selection.
    • feeling
      feeling.

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