enjoyment

Savoring the moment

Enjoyment is the pleasure or satisfaction derived from something: She took great enjoyment from her garden.

The word emphasizes the experience itself rather than the source—you find enjoyment in activities, not just from them.

Legal usage refers to the use and benefit of property or rights: quiet enjoyment of the premises.

emotion

delight

Intense pleasure or satisfaction

bliss · satisfaction · contentment · gratification · glee · elation · euphoria · cheerfulness · mirth · exhilaration

entertainment

amusement

Pleased entertainment state

hobby · recreation · play · games · festivities · revelry · merrymaking · carnival · celebration · spectacle

sensory

indulgence

Yielding to desire

  • savorEnjoy with full attention
  • relishKeen pleasurable appreciation
  • tasteFlavor perception ability

sensuality · luxury · decadence · feasting · pampering · treat · delectation · epicurean · hedonism · gastronomy

relaxation

leisure

Free time for relaxation

tranquility · serenity · downtime · respite · unwinding · repose · peacefulness · restfulness · vacation · retreat

legal

right

Morally proper or entitled

use · possession · usufruct · tenure · fruition · exercise · claim · interest · access

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Opposites
emotional experience

enjoymentsuffering

Sustained experience of distress

misery · displeasure · unhappiness · anguish · distress

engagement with experience

enjoymentboredom

Weary disinterest from monotony

tedium · drudgery · ennui · monotony · weariness

legal possession/use

enjoymentdispossession

Deprival of property rights

deprivation · forfeiture · loss · surrendering · relinquishment

Family

enjoyments

Familiarity
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G