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Synonyms for amused or Related words with amused
puzzled
embarrassed
offended
astounded
annoyed
amazed
bemused
flattered
gratified
astonished
disgusted
disconcerted
dismayed
appalled
mortified
unnerved
intrigued
dumbfounded
saddened
awed
bewildered
startled
incensed
intimidated
infuriated
enthralled
comforted
bothered
mystified
frightened
displeased
entertained
upstaged
thrilled
flustered
humiliated
mesmerized
humbled
entranced
delighted
disappointed
horrified
tormented
pestered
unimpressed
incredulous
outraged
disheartened
scolded
unfazed
Examples of "amused"
Three albums have been released by the "Easily
Amused
" group:
Hugh: [
amused
] “Dr. Doofus!” Children have such insight.
The Ghana authorities were not
amused
and threw the entire UPC leadership in jail.
Sachs made a cameo appearance in "We Are Most
Amused
", as an aged Manuel.
Opera House audience was both
amused
and pleased by her rendition of the La Boheme character.
"Don’t you think of yourself as a woman?” Miss Rosen said,
amused
.
"Amusing Ourselves to Death" inspired the 1992 music album "
Amused
to Death" by Roger Waters.
Shortly before she died she
amused
herself by writing a little autobiography for her daughter.
The Ghana authorities were not
amused
and threw the entire UPC leadership in jail.
developed a talent for storytelling with which she
amused
her young brothers.
Stunned but
amused
, Jack hangs up. Just then, Bella appears from the bedroom and kisses him.
DC Melish; (Michael Troughton). DC Melish was, like DC Jones, mainly
amused
at Arthur's activities.
Luciano's antics
amused
players and fans, but earned him frequent reprimands from the League office:
The Ghana authorities were not
amused
and threw the entire UPC leadership in jail.
'Beautifully composed vignettes...observed by a ravenous, compassionate,
amused
voyeur of the
Malapropisms and stream-of-consciousness commentary were fairly common for Rizzuto, which annoyed his critics but
amused
his fans:
The Royal Air Force was not
amused
, with Bomber Command Staff officers minuting their seniors with remarks like this one.
His singing has been characterized as a "speak-sing voice that veered between
amused
croon and panicked yelp."
At the studio the next morning he looked through my paintings, and it
amused
me to find that this
–a joke that
amused
William Randolph Hearst so much that he hired Baer to work for the "New York American".