recreations (Meaning)

recreations

to give new life or freshness to, to create again, to take recreation, to form anew in the imagination, to create again especially in the imagination

Hiking and biking are popular recreations in the scenic mountain trails.
The community center offers various recreations for residents, including fitness classes and art workshops.
The local beach provides ample opportunities for water-based recreations such as swimming, sailing, and fishing.
During the summer, the park hosts open-air concerts and movie screenings as part of its evening recreations.
The company organizes team-building recreations like paintball and escape rooms to foster employee bonding.
The city's cultural district offers a wide range of recreations for art enthusiasts, including museum visits and theater performances.
After a long day, many people find solace and recreation in reading, listening to music, or pursuing hobbies.
The school organizes weekly recreations for students, promoting physical activity and creativity.
The resort includes numerous recreations for guests, such as tennis, swimming, and golf.
The online platform provides a vast selection of recreations for users, including video games, streaming services, and online learning.

to give new life or freshness to, to create again, to take recreation, to form anew in the imagination, to create again especially in the imagination

diversions, delights,entertainments, pleasures, fun,activities, festivities, pastimes, picnics, divertissements

bores, bummers, downers,drags,party poopers, killjoys

Hiking and biking are popular recreations in the scenic mountain trails.

The community center offers various recreations for residents, including fitness classes and art workshops.

The local beach provides ample opportunities for water-based recreations such as swimming, sailing, and fishing.

During the summer, the park hosts open-air concerts and movie screenings as part of its evening recreations.