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Opposite of the action of turning something aside from its course
Opposite of a pleasant or amusing pastime or activity
Opposite of a state or period of rest, relaxation or enjoyment
Opposite of the action of departing from an established course or accepted standard
“The interdependent self focuses on socio-centric values such as dependence on others, duty, and conformity to social norms.”
Opposite of a deviation or digression from an accepted or usual method or topic
Opposite of an alternative route for use by traffic when the usual road is temporarily closed
Opposite of a recreational diversion
“I worked in a public relations firm, downtown in the World Trade Center, and it was my daily grind.”
Opposite of a departure from the subject, course, or idea at hand
“The modern theme of friendship as with an emotional bond is brought into focus.”
Opposite of something interesting or enjoyable that provides a short respite from a tense or tedious situation
“Ann's husband was never willing to confront the moment when seriousness should hold sway.”
Opposite of a form of temporary distraction
“In its early years, radio was still a personal medium that was listened to alone with the headphones on, allowing for the immersion of oneself in another world.”
Opposite of an event or item that is out of the ordinary and gives great pleasure
“Early dinners are a routine for us and normally consist of a protein with roast vegetables.”
Opposite of avoidance
Opposite of an inclination to escape from routine or reality into fantasy
Opposite of the state or experience of being alienated
Opposite of a state of deriving, or a source that provides, gratification or enjoyment
“He twiddled his thumbs, not of want or desire, but out of sheer boredom.”
Opposite of amusement, entertainment, occasionally to excess
(informal) Opposite of departures from the norm
“The constancy of having lived in a busy city for the last five years is wearing on me.”
Opposite of a source of great satisfaction or enjoyment
“With all of the reality shows that make TV watching a complete bore, I was glad to finally see something new, fresh, absorbing and entertaining.”
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