Entertaiment

Entertaiment, from the Old French entretenir, means “to hold together” or “support.” It also suggests amusement and distraction. The clown at a child’s birthday party, the Broadway show, your friends fighting over the last potato chip—all these are forms of entertainment. Often entertainment has a social or moral message, but it can also be simply for fun and laughter. It can be tailored to any size audience, from a couple at dinner to a stadium rock concert, and to many media, including theatrical, visual, and audio.

See Also: . Find similar words using the buttons below.

These example sentences are automatically generated from corpora and may not be accurate.