Game (noun)
Definition
A game refers to an activity or form of play that follows predefined rules, usually involving competition or skill. It can be recreational, educational, or entertaining, and often has a specific goal or objective.
Etymology
The word game originated from the Old English word gamen, which means joy, amusement, sport, or play. It is derived from the Proto-Germanic word gamanan, which means to play.
Synonyms
- Play
- Recreation
- Pastime
- Sport
- Contest
- Entertainment
- Activity
Antonyms
- Work
- Chore
- Labor
- Duty
- Seriousness
- Tedium
Example
We had a friendly game of chess after dinner.
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