How To Spell entertain?
How to Pronounce entertain?
Correct pronunciation for the word "entertain" is [ˌɛntətˈe͡ɪn], [ˌɛntətˈeɪn], [ˌɛ_n_t_ə_t_ˈeɪ_n].
Definition of entertain
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To receive and treat with hospitality; to engage the attention and occupy it agreeably; to maintain; to harbour; to cherish; to take into consideration with a view to decide; to amuse; to purvey to.
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To exercise hospitality.
Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin
What are the misspellings for entertain?
What are similar-sounding words for entertain?
- enteropathy,
- enterprising,
- entrain,
- endearing,
- entering,
- enterostomy,
- enterpriser,
- enterprise,
- enter upon,
- entertained,
- endearingly,
- enterokinase,
- enterolith,
- endearment,
- enterics,
- Enterobius,
- enteral,
- endear,
- enteric,
- entertaining,
- entertains,
- enteritis,
- enteron,
- Enterline,
- enterovirus,
- enterotoxin,
- entertainer.
What is the present tense of Entertain?
What is the past tense of Entertain?
What is the adverb for entertain?
The adverb for the word "entertain" is "entertainingly".
What is the adjective for entertain?
The adjective form of the word "entertain" is "entertaining".
Usage over time for entertain:
This graph shows how "entertain" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
What is the plural form of entertain?
The plural form of the word "entertain" is "entertains"
What is the singular form of entertain?
The singular form of the word "entertain" is "entertainer"
Synonyms for Entertain:
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v.
• cherish • think about seriously • accommodate visitors • listen • believe- hold .
- fete .
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n.
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- host .
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- excite .
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Resources
- Correct spelling for entertain [Infographic] | Spellchecker.net
- entertain - English spelling dictionary
- Entertain | Definition of entertain by Merriam-Webster
- Entertain definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary
- Entertain | Definition of entertain at Dictionary.com
- Entertain dictionary definition | entertain defined
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