adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a pleasant/enjoyable stay
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Our driver said goodbye and wished us a pleasant stay.
enjoyable/pleasant
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We want to make the experience as enjoyable as possible.
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She recalled pleasant experiences from her past.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
as
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It's one way of ensuring your stay is as enjoyable as the journey.
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It is as enjoyable as feeling gently hungry or amorous.
highly
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But it's a very polished and highly enjoyable game none the less.
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Some probably were highly enjoyable , while others were unpleasant but had to be tolerated.
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They are non-tidal, easy of access, composed of flawless rock and highly enjoyable .
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Both cruises are highly enjoyable 1 hour round trips and include a commentary from the skipper.
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I have read your magazine many times and always find it highly enjoyable and informative.
more
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But he says the experience was much more enjoyable and educational than it would have been had everything gone well.
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The thing is, a lot of people find a motor home vacation more enjoyable .
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This will stimulate the speaker and consequently make your listening more enjoyable .
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The bottom line: Taking time now to plan is a wise investment toward a more enjoyable and economically feasible vacation.
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It was just a case that being in a band would be much more enjoyable without him.
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But the testers all agreed that of the two, the later version was by far the more enjoyable to use.
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The former world heavyweight champ was supposed to write a book documenting his prison experiences but clearly finds fiction more enjoyable .
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Instead of actually fixing that dripping faucet, spend a much more enjoyable hour getting tips on remodeling from this excellent site.
most
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This should be a gracious and most enjoyable evening.
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He played classical guitar, and our music class was one of the most enjoyable hours for me.
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It was one of the most enjoyable tours they had had.
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Storytelling to six-year olds above all is the most hazardous and the most enjoyable experience I know, a sort of terror-sport.
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John Gay's masterpiece is one of the blackest indictments of human nature in the repertoire and one of the most enjoyable .
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Am I wrong in thinking that the old days, if not the best, were the most enjoyable ?
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We had quite a party in the end, most enjoyable .
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The number attending was smaller than usual but it was, nevertheless, a most enjoyable and successful function. 2.
thoroughly
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Quite apart from the money, work can be thoroughly enjoyable and rewarding in its own right.
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A long overdue report on Breckenridge where we spent a thoroughly enjoyable skiing holiday in April 1990.
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We waved them off at about 8.45am the following morning, after having a thoroughly enjoyable weekend.
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One way and another it had been a thoroughly enjoyable afternoon.
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This is thoroughly enjoyable and could not be more informative.
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Not so well known as the New World, it is a thoroughly enjoyable work.
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I think it is this link between knowledge and innocence that makes both books thoroughly enjoyable to read.
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It provided a thoroughly enjoyable and meaningful evening's entertainment.
very
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I spent many hours like this, in very enjoyable conversation.
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We had a very enjoyable week with Richard, including a visit to my brother in Peterborough.
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The celebration of the Eucharist itself was a very enjoyable and moving occasion, that brought people of all ages together.
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All in all it had been very enjoyable .
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It's very enjoyable , very civilised.
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The week at Mine-head proved very enjoyable and away from work I found time to read some very interesting books.
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I do hope that you have a very enjoyable evening and an informative one too.
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It is very hard work, but very enjoyable .
■ NOUN
day
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The key to an enjoyable day is to remember to dress appropriately.
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Through such breaks, an enjoyable day became memorable.
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Afterwards, there was still time for a spot of shopping and sight-seeing before embarking for home after a very enjoyable day .
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All agreed it was a very enjoyable day out.
evening
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This should be a gracious and most enjoyable evening .
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I do hope that you have a very enjoyable evening and an informative one too.
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A most enjoyable evening . 3.
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She rather dreaded the prospect, in spite of the fact that Helen prophesied an enjoyable evening .
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Nevertheless, it was a thoroughly enjoyable evening with some excellent musicianship displayed.
experience
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Within two or three weeks a brisk walk for a full half-hour becomes an enjoyable experience .
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Tap dance classes were not an enjoyable experience for a shy and introverted child.
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Try to make bath time an enjoyable experience .
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Going to an ELEK-TEK store is an enjoyable experience for everyone.
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You should aim to make bathtime a relaxing and enjoyable experience .
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Storytelling to six-year olds above all is the most hazardous and the most enjoyable experience I know, a sort of terror-sport.
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The building is therefore not only a successful piece of archaeological experimentation but also an enjoyable experience for the visitor.
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Above all, make it an enjoyable experience !
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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I try to make my lessons more enjoyable by using games.
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It was a very enjoyable afternoon.
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We spent an enjoyable evening playing cards.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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All in all it had been very enjoyable .
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I intend to have a thoroughly enjoyable and lengthy period without paid work.
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It can be the most enjoyable and productive.
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It was just a case that being in a band would be much more enjoyable without him.
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One way and another it had been a thoroughly enjoyable afternoon.
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Steam and Exmoor are an enjoyable combination.
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This is always an enjoyable afternoon comprising open movement sessions, followed by regional displays.
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Well, if you want to be like Daria, you probably find the show enjoyable and flattering.