pleasurable English

Meaning pleasurable meaning

What does pleasurable mean?

pleasurable

— adjective (= enjoyable, gratifying) affording satisfaction or pleasure the company was enjoyable found her praise gratifying full of happiness and pleasurable excitement good printing makes a book more pleasurable to read

Synonyms pleasurable synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as pleasurable?

pleasurable English » English

pleasant

enjoyable

gratifying

pleasing

grateful

good

delightful

amusing

agreeable

sweet

pleasureful

personable

palatable

nice

lovely

liking

likeable

likable

joyful

jiggy

happy

gladsome

genial

gainly

entertaining

engaging

dulcet

delectable

cracking

comfortable

blessed

appealing

Topics pleasurable topics

What do people use pleasurable to talk about?

Person Sense, perceive

Sense of touch

• What words describe something that feels good?
  soothing pleasurable sensuous

Language and thought Emotion Feel good

Like, love

• What words describe something that is liked?
  likable lovable lovely tasteful admirable delightful charming endearing engaging pleasing pleasurable enjoyable nice likes and dislikes love of your life passion

Language and thought Emotion Feel good Like, love

Enjoy doing something

• What words describe something that people enjoy doing?
  enjoyable fun good fun great fun pleasurable pleasure be a delight the joys of the delights of be a blast be a good laugh satisfying amusing entertaining treat

Examples pleasurable examples

How do I use pleasurable in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I've always found her unbelievably pleasurable.

Singing is an honest and pleasurable entertainment, but one must be careful to avoid singing or taking pleasure in listening to lewd songs.

Movie subtitles

Come on in, hospitality is our pleasurable duty.

It's a very strange, but pleasurable sensation.

Life was simple, quiet, richly pleasurable and then the darkness began to fall.

And he will have spent the most pleasurable 2 4 hours of his entire miserable existence.

There was a time when eating was pleasurable.

They consider it more pleasurable than love.

Amongst the most pleasurable aspects of victory, gentlemen, is the opportunity it affords to reward valor.

Do you really regard this touching of the lips as pleasurable?

It was most pleasurable.

The bioelectric charge and discharge produced by the genital embrace. causes the orgasmic reflex - supremely pleasurable muscular contractions.

Well, it sure is pleasurable seeing you back again, Kid.

I think you'll really find it quite pleasurable.

It was pleasurable in a strange way, almost painful.

Don't you even remember if it was pleasurable.

A pleasurable one, thank you.

Purely a biological fallacy which makes our necessities appear pleasurable to us, like eating, drinking.

I belong to a nation of 30 million peoples to them tea drinking is a most pleasurable habit.

On behalf of General Burkhalter and the Supreme Command, it is my pleasurable duty to award you, Wilhelm Klink, this medal as Kommandant of the Year.

Captain, there is a definite pleasurable experience connected with the hearing of your voice.

I was wondering if she was holding out for the sake of our love. or if, in her shame, she found this as pleasurable as I did.

You see, for a man, there's something immensely reassuring and pleasurable. about knowing that he's forgiven his wife.

Yeah, don't think a good bellow ain't real pleasurable.

Therefore it's her duty, to give a future soldier a pleasurable night.

Therewasatime,when eating was pleasurable.

Never has he gone so far into what for him is pleasurable.

Not only does she feel no pain but the feeling is rather pleasurable.

Well, this may be both informative and pleasurable, Hastings.

I always had a suspicion. it might be supremely pleasurable. to be humiliated by a beautiful woman. but it was only now I realized. what this could entail.

It can be a very pleasurable experience.

News and current affairs

But can this criticism be constructive, not a bout (pleasurable, of course) of Schadenfreude?