recreative Sentence Examples
- The park provided a recreative outlet for the community's residents.
- The hiking trail offered a recreative escape into the wilderness.
- Reading is a recreative activity that both entertains and educates.
- The concert provided a recreative evening of musical enjoyment.
- Painting allowed her to express herself in a recreative and therapeutic way.
- The game of tennis offered a recreative challenge and a physical workout.
- The beach vacation provided a recreative respite from the stresses of daily life.
- The recreational center featured a variety of activities, including swimming, basketball, and fitness classes.
- The comedy show provided a recreative escape from reality and allowed the audience to laugh uncontrollably.
- The museum offered a recreative and educational experience, showcasing historical artifacts and works of art.
recreative Meaning
recreative (a.)
Tending to recreate or refresh; recreating; giving new vigor or animation; reinvigorating; giving relief after labor or pain; amusing; diverting.
Synonyms & Antonyms of recreative
Synonyms:
- fascinating
- genial
- comfortable
- soothing
- calming
- charming
- entertaining
- hospitable
- enchanting
- comforting
- amiable
- amusing
- joyous
- cheerful
Antonyms:
- ghastly
- wretched
- wretched
- repulsive
- miserable
- unpalatable
- detestable
- hellish
- tedious
- vile
- obnoxious
- unpleasant
- distasteful
- repulsive
- abominable
- vile
- miserable
- obnoxious
- disagreeable
- disagreeable
- offensive
- unpalatable
- horrid
- offensive
- repellent
- unwelcome
- repugnant
- detestable
- hellish
- unpleasant
- unwelcome
- boring
- boring
- horrid
- ghastly
- repugnant
- flat
- disgusting
- flat
- distasteful
- disgusting
- tedious
- repellent
- abominable
Synonyms:
- blissful
- gem-tlich
- agreeable
- affable
- satisfying
- congenial
- pleasurable
- attractive
- goodly
- exhilarating
- inviting
- alluring
- gracious
- cheery
- pleasant
- delicious
- felicific
- tempting
- desirable
- happy
- delightful
- kindly
- enjoyable
- personable
- glad
- enviable
- diverting
- good-natured
Antonyms:
- gloomy
- hostile
- lamentable
- sad
- doleful
- unhappy
- abhorrent
- vexing
- regrettable
- hateful
- doleful
- irritating
- irksome
- heartbreaking
- gloomy
- sorrowful
- dreary
- pleasureless
- bilious
- lamentable
- joyless
- deplorable
- repellant
- disheartening
- irksome
- perturbing
- revulsive
- mournful
- unhappy
- dismal
- lachrymose
- annoying
- vexing
- stale
- unsavory
- exasperating
- lugubrious
- irritating
- regrettable
- commonplace
- stale
- dolorous
- tragical
- repellant
- joyless
- exasperating
- bilious
- deplorable
- commonplace
- hateful
- aggravating
- odious
- hostile
- dreary
- annoying
- depressing
- sad
- depressing
- tragical
- tragic
- lugubrious
- heartbreaking
- sorrowful
- aggravating
- dull
- revulsive
- perturbing
- dismal
- lachrymose
- insipid
- insipid
- dull
- dolorous
- unsavory
- tragic
- abhorrent
- pleasureless
- disheartening
- displeasing
- displeasing
- odious
- mournful
FAQs About the word recreative
Tending to recreate or refresh; recreating; giving new vigor or animation; reinvigorating; giving relief after labor or pain; amusing; diverting.
fascinating, genial, comfortable, soothing, calming, charming,entertaining, hospitable, enchanting, comforting
ghastly, wretched, wretched, repulsive, miserable, unpalatable, detestable, hellish, tedious, vile
The park provided a recreative outlet for the community's residents.
The hiking trail offered a recreative escape into the wilderness.
Reading is a recreative activity that both entertains and educates.
The concert provided a recreative evening of musical enjoyment.
