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Hobby

A hobby is a regular activity that is done for enjoyment, typically during one's leisure time. Hobbies include collecting themed items and objects, engaging in creative and artistic pursuits, playing sports, or pursuing other amusements or avocations. Participation in hobbies encourages acquiring substantial skills and knowledge in that area. A list of…

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Etymology

History

Hobbyists

Types of hobbies

Psychological role

Significant achievements

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Hobby

Nodes126
Edges125
Triples95
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.015873
Components1

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Hobby

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related to history · 15
Hobby → All, Almost, Another English, Contemplations Moral, Divine, English, George Orwell, He, However, In, Initially, Prior, Sir Matthew Hale, The, We
related to Significant achievements · 14
Hobby → Alan Hale, Amateur, Antoine Lavoisier's, Benjamin Franklin's, Bopp, Comet Hale, It, Notable, Open, There, These, Thomas Bopp, UK, While
related to Hobbyists · 12
Hobby → Amateurs, An, Casual, Finally, He, Hobbyists, Leisure, Serious, Stebbins, The, The Serious Leisure Perspective, Volunteers
related to Etymology · 11
Hobby → By, England, English, Hobbies, Hobbyhorse, In, It, Over, Reading, The, Tourney Horse
related to Making and tinkering · 9
Hobby → CNC, Computer Numerical Control, Examples, For, It, Making, Scale, These, Tinkering
related to Sports and games · 8
Hobby → Amateur, Culture, England, Media, On, Stebbins, Support, The Department
related to Collecting · 5
Hobby → Caesar Augustus, Collecting, Others, Some, Sometimes
related to Liberal arts pursuits · 4
Hobby → Examples, Many, Photoshopping, Some
related to External links · 3
Hobby → Dictionary, Merriam-Webster, OCLC
is a · 1
Hobby → regular activity that is done for enjoyment

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hobbies leisure time collecting making people century amateur hobbyists activity also pursuits many often sports interest include tinkering activities may

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Hobbyis aregular activity that is done for enjoyment0.90text
electric trainsinstance ofsome families could afford things0.80text
wind-up toysinstance ofsome families could afford things0.80text
Photoshoppinginstance ofsoftware projects0.80text
home music or video productioninstance ofsoftware projects0.80text
making braceletsinstance ofsoftware projects0.80text
artistic projects such as drawinginstance ofsoftware projects0.80text
paintinginstance ofsoftware projects0.80text
cosplayinstance ofsoftware projects0.80text
football or tennisinstance ofan amateur sports individual plays a sport with a professional equivalent0.80text
deck tennis or long-distance trekking.The Department for Cultureinstance ofAmateur sport may range from informal play to highly competitive practice0.80text
Mediainstance ofAmateur sport may range from informal play to highly competitive practice0.80text

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