plea
sure
Plural
pleasures
1
a feeling of great enjoyment and happiness
- She felt immense pleasure upon hearing the good news about her promotion.
- The children screamed with pleasure as they played in the park.
- He took great pleasure in cooking for his family.
- Her eyes sparkled with pleasure when she saw the surprise party.
- The book brought him pleasure on many quiet afternoons.
Antonyms:
2
an activity that affords enjoyment
3
a source of happiness or enjoyment derived from a particular person, activity, or experience
- Gardening is a great pleasure for her, bringing peace and joy.
- His visits are always a pleasure, lifting everyone's spirits.
- Reading books is one of his greatest pleasures.
- Traveling to new places is a pleasure that she never tires of.
- The laughter of children is a simple pleasure that brightens any day.
4
sexual gratification
5
a courteous response to express that one is happy or willing to do something for someone else, typically in response to an expression of gratitude
- He said it was a pleasure working on the project with such a great team.
- After the meeting, she said, "It was a pleasure meeting you."
- It was a pleasure helping the new employee settle in.
- She responded warmly, "No problem at all, it’s been a pleasure."
- She replied with a smile, "The pleasure is all mine."