Rec [noun]
Definition of Rec:
sports, games, special interests
Synonyms of Rec:
● Pleasure
● Enjoyment
● Diversion
● Relaxation
● Fun
● Hobby
● Amusement
● Picnic
● Repose
● Avocation
● Pastime
● Playtime
● Sport
● Exercise
● Entertainment
● Ease
● Vacation
● Refreshment
● Holiday
● Hilarity
● Festivity
● Play
● Ball
● Game
● Dissipation
● Distraction
● Frolic
● Jollity
● Relief
● Mirth
● R and R
● Disport
● Rollick
● Divertissement
● Field day
● Fun and games
● Leisure activity
Opposite/Antonyms of Rec:
● Labor
● Profession
● Difficulty
● Work
● Unhappiness
● Task
● Drudgery
● Vocation
● Sorrow
● Sadness
Sentence/Example of Rec:
You rec'lect that there ain't a roof on that side o' the house.
Your's of the 2d inst I rec'd last night, for which I am obliged to you.
Do you care to rec'lect, Henry, that all our venison is gone?
"Since the 18th September, I have rec'd only 35¼ dollars," Fenno lamented.
Also the servant of Tonomon Samme came and shewed me a letter which he had rec.
I delivered the thowsand tais to Mr. Osterwick, which I rec.
The King of Firando sent a man to me with a letter which he rec.
In fact he didn't favor him, not at all, that I can rec'lect.
"I rec'on hit's Burton, th' ghost-man," she muttered under her breath.
I rec'lect I went up to 'em and says, 'Be you one boy cut in two?'