For each sentence, choose the word that best replaces the underlined word or phrase.
Martina never entertained the idea of traveling.
Jada entertained his son with toys and songs for hours
on end.
entertain [v.] amuse
Syn. absorb, comfort, delight, divert,
engross, gladden, please
Ant. aggravate, annoy, exhaust
entertain [v.] consider seriously
Syn. cherish, contemplate, deliberate,
heed, muse over, think about
Ant. disregard, forget, ignore, overlook
enthrall (adj.) captivate
Syn. arrest, absorb, charm, enchant,
entrance, fascinate, grip, hypnotize,
intrigue, master, spellbind, subdue
Ant. bore, disgust, jade, repulse, tire
The kids were not enthralled with Morty the Magician's
act.