Synonyms for entertained
en·ter·tained

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1. amused, diverted, entertainedadjective

   pleasantly occupied

   "We are not amused" -Queen Victoria

   Synonyms:
   amused, diverted

   Antonyms:
   displeased

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1. List of paraphrases for "entertained":

   distracted

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1. Joanne Lefson:

   Pigs are very smart animals and so when I brought Pigcasso here to the barn, I thought how do I keep her entertained? we threw in some soccer balls, rugby balls and of course there were some paintbrushes lying around because the barn was newly build ... She basically ate or destroyed everything except these paintbrushes ... she loved them so much.

2. Pierre Gilliard:

   “He thoroughly enjoyed life—when it let him—and he was a happy, romping boy. He was very simple in his tastes and he entertained no false satisfaction because he was the Heir; there was nothing he thought less about.”

3. Andy King:

   A good interview — you know more than you do before you start. You should come away with maybe some of your opinions changed, you should certainly come away entertained — an interviewer is also an entertainer.

4. Sandy Montag:

   Sports really is entertainment, and with everything going on in the world and all the negative things are happening, people are turning us on on Saturday night's to be entertained, and we can't forget that, i think we're serving our fans and if we get some good, unvarnished advice, we're not too egotistical not to take something like that and turn it into something.

5. The Hollywood Reporter:

   Nowadays, it’s crossing the line, right ? It’s not bad if you’re the news for a couple of days, but you do n’t want to be the guy that ruins the night or someone’s moment, at the same time, you’ve got to be yourself. As comedians, we’re up on a tightrope trying to make sure people are entertained. But, again, we’re living in a hypersensitive society. You do n’t know where that line is sometimes. It moves from day to day.