amusingly
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a·mus·ing
(ə-myo͞o′zĭng)adj.
1. Entertaining or pleasing.
2. Arousing laughter.
a·mus′ing·ly adv.
a·mus′ing·ness n.
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بِصُورَة مُضْحِكَه أو مُسَلِّيَه
zábavně
morsomt
szórakoztatóan
skemmtilega
divertentemente
eğlendirici/hoş bir şekilde
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amusingly
adv → amüsant
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amuse
(əˈmjuːz) verb1. to make (someone) laugh. I was amused at the monkey's antics.
2. to interest or give pleasure to (for a time). They amused themselves playing cards.
aˈmusement noun1. the state of being amused or of finding something funny. a smile of amusement.
2. an entertainment or interest. surfing and other holiday amusements.
aˈmusing adjective rather funny or humorous. an amusing story.
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