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Entertainment

Entertainment is a form of activity that holds the attention and interest of an audience or gives pleasure and delight. It can be an idea or a task, but it is more commonly one of the activities or events developed over thousands of years specifically to engage an audience.

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Etymology

Psychology and philosophy

History

Children

Forms

Safety

Industry

Architecture

Effects of developments in electronic media

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Entertainment

Nodes557
Edges556
Triples397
Avg. degree2
Density0.003591
Components1

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Entertainment

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related to Banquets · 33
Entertainment → Ancient Egypt, Babur, Banquet, Banqueting House, Banquets, Bartholomeus, Bocuse, Byzantine, Charles, Chinese, Cooking, Coronation, Emperor Qianlong, Ethiopia, France, George IV, Helst, In, Jean Fouquet, King Sahle Selassie
related to Games · 24
Entertainment → Ancient Egypt, Blind, Board, Bridge, Card, Equipment, For, Games, Go, It, Many, Monopoly, Number, Often, On, One, Other, Physical, Rubik's Cube, Senet
related to Court entertainment · 23
Entertainment → Another, British Empire, Court, Delhi, Emperors, For, Former, Goryeo, Imperial, In, In Korea, India, Indian, Korea, Maharaja, Maya, Mughal Empire, Mughals, Narye, Nautch
related to Sport · 20
Entertainment → Aside, Beyond, Bhutan, Cricket World Cup, Developments, FIFA World Cup, For, France, Hash House Harriers, In, Iran, Japan's, New Zealand, Olympic Games, Sporting, Their, To, Tour, Two, United States
related to history · 17
Entertainment → Carthage, Changes, For, Gladiatorial, Hunting, It, Many, Netherlands, Other, Others, Roman, Roman Empire, Some, Stories, Storytelling, The, Vaulting
related to Architecture as entertainment · 16
Entertainment → Alcázar, Architects, Buildings, Cape Coast Castle, Civil War History, Examples, Frank Gehry, Ghana, Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, Libya, On, Other, Such, The, They, Toledo
related to Safety · 16
Entertainment → Altamont Free Concert, Bali, Cocoanut Grove, Dionysian Mysteries, Efforts, From, Investigations, Lord, Misrule, Romans, Saturnalia, Some, The, The Ancient Greeks, The Station, US
related to Architecture for entertainment · 15
Entertainment → For, Germany, Greeks, In, London, Purpose-built, Sightlines, The, The Bayreuth Festspielhaus, The Hillsborough, The O2, The Romans, The Sydney Opera House, Two, World Heritage Site
related to Fairs, expositions, shopping · 15
Entertainment → As, By, Chicago, Fairs, For, From London, However, London, Paris, Paris Exposition, Philadelphia, Since World War II, They, Vienna, Whether
related to Industry · 14
Entertainment → Although, Bollywood, Components, Europe, France, Germany, Hollywood, Italy, Sometimes, Spain, Technological, The, United Kingdom, United States

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Entertainmentis aform of activity that holds the attention and interest of an audience or gives pleasure and delight0.90text
Entertainmentis aaudience0.90text
Entertainmentis aserious attempt to combine the best features of the two0.90text
theatre or concertsinstance ofscripted performances0.80text
or unscriptedinstance ofscripted performances0.80text
spontaneousinstance ofscripted performances0.80text
as with children's gamesinstance ofscripted performances0.80text
educationinstance ofPsychology and philosophyEntertainment can be distinguished from other activities0.80text
marketing even though they have learned how to use the appeal of entertainment to achieve their different goalsinstance ofPsychology and philosophyEntertainment can be distinguished from other activities0.80text
museology..mw-parser-output .side-boxinstance ofThe importance and impact of entertainment is recognised by scholars and its increasing sophistication has influenced practices in other fields0.80text
these drive many narrativesinstance ofQuestions0.80text
dramasinstance ofQuestions0.80text

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