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Disport

usgb/dɪˈspɔːrt/Volume
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Archaic UsePlay
The verb 'disport' is rarely used in modern English and has an old-fashioned tone. SlideIn old tales, knights would disport in the meadows.
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Leisure ActivitiesPlay
Use 'disport' to describe leisurely activities that are light-hearted and frivolous. SlideOn vacation, they would often disport on the beach.
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Self-AmusementPlay
'Disport oneself' emphasizes self-entertainment without needing others to provide amusement. SlideShe could disport herself with simple hobbies for hours.