Difference between Entertaining and Amusive

ENTERTAINING vs AMUSIVE: ADJECTIVE

Affording entertainment; pleasing; amusing; diverting: as, an entertaining story; an entertaining friend.

Pleasantly entertaining
Providing enjoyment
Having power to amuse or entertain the mind; affording amusement or entertainment.

Boisterous, Fabulous, Entertainment, Playful, Pleasurable, Pleasant, Interesting, Exciting, Funny, Lively, Enjoyable, Amusive, Diverting, Fun, Amusing

Athletic, Antic, Anorthoscope, Anecdote, Ana, Amusingly, Amusement, Amusant, Amusable, Amorous, Alma, Achievable, Fun, Entertaining, Diverting

Boisterous, Fabulous, Entertainment, Playful, Pleasurable, Pleasant, Interesting, Exciting, Funny, Lively, Enjoyable, Amusive, Diverting, Fun, Amusing

Baby jumper, Azure, Aye, Athletic, Antic, Anorthoscope, Anecdote, Amusingly, Amusement, Amusable, Amorous, Achievable, Fun, Entertaining, Diverting

But, this cruise lacked in the entertaining department.
Thank you for your thorough and entertaining review!
It is easy to read and very entertaining.
They are also great for entertaining large groups.
This album is trademark weird and highly entertaining.
Vaults are quite entertaining in themselves, if repetitive.
Extend your entertaining with an outdoor dining table.
Their stories were often funny or entertaining, maybe not as entertaining as my mentors thought, but I dutifully laughed.
Outdoor Entertaining Use your outdoor space to create the perfect gathering place for entertaining family and friends.
Entertaining Customers Employees are expected to exercise proper professional discretion when entertaining customers.