disportment (Meaning)

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disportment (n.)

Act of disporting; diversion; play.

The ballet dancer's disportment was a joy to watch, as she moved gracefully and effortlessly across the stage.
The politician's disportment during the interview was calm and composed, even when faced with difficult questions.
The young man's disportment at the party was impeccable, as he exhibited impeccable manners and etiquette.
The teacher's disportment was always professional and respectful, even in challenging situations.
The company's disportment towards its employees was fair and ethical, resulting in high levels of job satisfaction.
The disportment of the volunteers at the community event was exemplary, as they worked tirelessly to ensure that everything ran smoothly.
The child's disportment in school was excellent, as he was consistently well-behaved and attentive in class.
The athlete's disportment during the competition was sportsmanlike and respectful, even when faced with defeat.
The disportment of the people at the rally was peaceful and orderly, as they came together to express their views in a respectful manner.
The disportment of the audience at the concert was enthusiastic and appreciative, as they cheered and clapped after each performance.

Act of disporting; diversion; play.

amuse, entertain, regale, divert, solace, occupy,distract, delight, busy, bewitch

wear,bore, weary, bore, wear, weary, fatigue, aggravate, aggravate, tire

The ballet dancer's disportment was a joy to watch, as she moved gracefully and effortlessly across the stage.

The politician's disportment during the interview was calm and composed, even when faced with difficult questions.

The young man's disportment at the party was impeccable, as he exhibited impeccable manners and etiquette.

The teacher's disportment was always professional and respectful, even in challenging situations.