Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Amusing"

A: interesting

A: Interesting or funny

A: It can mean funny or entertaining

A: something that is funny

A: Amusing = algo gracioso

A: “The joke was very amusing.”
“She thought the comedy show was amusing.”

A: That was very amusing. Do it again.
I found it amusing, when the clown fell on the banana peel.

A: Watching the children play in the park was very amusing.
We spent a very lovely evening at the dinner party, talking over wine and telling amusing stories.
John is a very amusing person, he always says the funniest things.

"Amusing" means funny, but not hilarious; just the type of thing that makes you smile or chuckle warmly, or even giggle a bit, but not laugh out loud. It's a gentle, formal "funny." It's closer in meaning to "entertaining"

A: Amusing can be something that is entertaining while funny is something that makes you laugh.
They have a similar definition.

I like to see it like this:
Something funny is amusing, but something amusing doesn’t necessarily have to be funny.

A: If something is said to be amusing, it should make one laugh - or smile, at least. It is usually specific reaction to a comedian or a comedy

Something entertaining could be amusing but also has a broader meaning to include anything diverting and interesting

A: @GemaC something amusing is something causing laughter and providing entertainment while entertaining is just providing amusement or enjoyment BASICALLY SAME SHIT we just use amusing when it makes us laugh and chill more

A: amusing is when something is found funny or interesting to keep your attention

Some people call themselves "easily amused" when their attention can easily be set on something new

fun is a noun and they identify subjects....

"I had so much fun at the water park today."

"It was fun to revisit old memories"

fun = enjoyment, amusement

A: No difference, mean the same thing. Amusing is more 'posh' and is not said so often, mostly elderly people use it. With the word 'funny' it is slightly more laid back/relaxed, have a look at the examples:

•The show was very amusing
•The show was quite funny

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A: This is what it should sound like ~^^

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