Enjoyment ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Enjoyment ( noun )

1. The state or experience of taking pleasure in something.
2. Something that brings pleasure or satisfaction.

Origin:

From the verb enjoy, which comes from the old french enjoir meaning to give pleasure to.

Examples:

1. He took great enjoyment in playing the piano.
2. The children's enjoyment of the playground was evident.
3. The concert was a source of enjoyment for the audience.
4. The vacation was an enjoyment for the whole family.
5. The book provided hours of enjoyment.

(As a verb)

Enjoyment ( verb )

1. The state or experience of taking pleasure in something.
2. Something that brings pleasure or satisfaction.

Origin:

From the verb enjoy, which comes from the old french enjoir meaning to give pleasure to.

Examples:

1. He took great enjoyment in playing the piano.
2. The children's enjoyment of the playground was evident.
3. The concert was a source of enjoyment for the audience.
4. The vacation was an enjoyment for the whole family.
5. The book provided hours of enjoyment.