Difference between Entertained and Amused

ENTERTAINED vs AMUSED: ADJECTIVE

Received, Processed, Examined, Contemplated, Accepted, Fed, Treated, Nourished, Hosted, Sing, Distracted, Invited, Diverted, Pleased, Amused

Miffed, Enthralled, Puzzled, Flabbergasted, Peeved, Perturbed, Perplexed, Nonplussed, Annoyed, Bemused, Funny, Tickled, Diverted, Pleased, Entertained

Received, Processed, Examined, Contemplated, Accepted, Fed, Treated, Nourished, Hosted, Sing, Distracted, Invited, Diverted, Pleased, Amused

Miffed, Enthralled, Puzzled, Flabbergasted, Peeved, Perturbed, Perplexed, Nonplussed, Annoyed, Bemused, Funny, Tickled, Diverted, Pleased, Entertained

Guests leave educated, entertained, and buzzing with spirit.
Hence no representations from bidder sire are entertained.
Churrh will he entertained France to study art.
There are many ways to keep cats entertained.
No correspondence, queries or appeals will be entertained.
During that quarter century, he has entertained many.
No any variations shall be entertained after words.
Keep them entertained with fun Christmas coloring pages.
The perfect present to keep entertained during lockdown!
This means that Kenya is very entertained with her phone and Khali is entertained with the news.

She is amused at herself, though very serious.
Makos said he was amused from the start.
The local police are both amused and embarrassed.
Both officers share amused looks, with slight smirks.
She was not amused when I showed up.
He was amused Anora could even look lazy.
Emma would have been amused by its variations.
Well, the project of GREEN PREMIUM has amused.
He is amused by all their puny plans.
And it amused us and amused the audience just to see the irony of the whole thing.