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Meanings of little amusement in English
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Usage of little amusement in English
1
For the purpose of a little amusement, Paul stood up and shouted:
2
He likes a little amusement, the same as you and Baby Hermon.
3
But I will not anticipate what little amusement you may find there.
4
She is to have no mind of her own-andvery little amusement.
5
I proposed to draw lots, which formed a little amusement of itself.
6
It is just my little amusement, very harmless, very-whatyou call innocent.
7
I am inclined now to have a little amusement at his expense.
8
Mr Goodwin's glance rested on his enthusiastic pupil with a little amusement.
9
This, indeed, Monsieur de Florac's two friends remarked with no little amusement.
10
His evidence had caused surprise and some little amusement in court.
11
There is very little amusement to be derived from the situation.
12
The wine had taken effect, and she wished to have a little amusement.
13
Prove to me that you are happy, then, by taking a little amusement.
14
There was no joy in it, but maybe a little amusement.
15
With no little amusement Waymark had noted Sally's demeanour under Mr. O'Gree's attentions.
16
A more interesting one and one that caused no little amusement is the following:
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Little amusement through the time
Little amusement across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common