disported Synonyms

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Webster

of Disport

The dolphin disported in the water, its sleek body cutting through the waves with grace.
The young lambs disported in the meadow, their playful frolics adding to the idyllic scene.
He watched the children disporting themselves on the swings and slides, feeling a pang of nostalgia.
The fish disported themselves in the tank, their vibrant colors creating a spectacle to behold.
The circus performers disported themselves on the high wire, their daring feats of acrobatics thrilling the audience.
The politician disported himself at the party, glad-handing and smoozing the attendees.
The homeless man disported himself on the sidewalk, his threadbare coat offering little protection from the cold.
The writer disported herself in the library, immersing herself in the stories and characters that filled its shelves.
The artist disported himself with his paints and brushes, creating a masterpiece that would one day hang in a museum.
The young couple disported themselves on the beach, their laughter and joy mingling with the sound of the waves.

of Disport

entertained,amused, regaled,distracted, appeased, delighted, solaced, busied, occupied, diverted

jaded, tired, drained, wore, wearied, wore, wearied, drained, jaded, bored

The dolphin disported in the water, its sleek body cutting through the waves with grace.

The young lambs disported in the meadow, their playful frolics adding to the idyllic scene.

He watched the children disporting themselves on the swings and slides, feeling a pang of nostalgia.

The fish disported themselves in the tank, their vibrant colors creating a spectacle to behold.