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Meanings of more enjoyable in English

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Usage of more enjoyable in English
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The thing is, trips -especially long trips- are much more enjoyable now.
Wired
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It's actually more enjoyable in places than, say, Beverly Hills Cop II.
The Guardian
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Alpine style is practical in the sense that it's much more enjoyable.
Climbing Magazine
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The tribute to the Beach Boys was way more enjoyable than expected.
Ebony
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People are a lot happier and training is a lot more enjoyable.
Reuters
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But some firms have a way of creating a more enjoyable working environment.
The Irish Times
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However, the addition of a few self-sufficiency items can make them more enjoyable.
The Irish Times
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Bolts have made Reese's burly approach a little lighter and thus, more enjoyable.
Climbing Magazine
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The deer were numerous but wild, which made the sport the more enjoyable.
The Rifle and the Hound in Ceylon
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Users also enjoy the flavors, which make the experience more enjoyable than smoking.
Wired
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True, it's no cheaper than the cheapest champagne but it's considerably more enjoyable.
The Guardian
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I trust your explorations about the metropolis have proved more enjoyable than ours?
Timeless
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This book will unlock its secrets and make a visit even more enjoyable.
The Irish Times
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The weather was glorious, and I have never had a more enjoyable day.
Eliza
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So much cheaper and infinitely more enjoyable than seeing a therapist.
The Guardian
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That movie is light, funny and definitely more enjoyable than the other one.
News.com.au
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