escapism
فرار
definition
noun
There was some fantasy, some escapism and a lot of joy in performing for my parents and my friends in school plays.
the tendency to seek distraction and relief from unpleasant realities, especially by seeking entertainment or engaging in fantasy.
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Reluctant to accept responsibility, you have tendencies toward 'escapism' .
There was some fantasy, some 'escapism' and a lot of joy in performing for my parents and my friends in school plays.
On one level his writing is pure 'escapism' - adventure stories laced with magic, witchcraft and fantasy.
Some people just go to movies for 'escapism' and they want the illusion it's some reality unfolding in front of their eyes.
This is definitely a novel I would recommend if you are looking for a few hours of entertaining 'escapism' .
Stories have a variety of functions in our culture, from pure 'escapism' to vehicles for personal growth or social reform.
While commonplace wisdom spurns 'escapism' , practical experience sometimes calls for it.
For an industry that relies on 'escapism' , necessary caution has already brought an irrevocable change.
It is also clear that, although they may claim to offer 'escapism' , most computer games reflect the capitalist society they are produced in.
It has an element of fantasy and 'escapism' , which has led viewers to say it depicts some kind of extreme.
virtual reality offers a form of 'escapism'
Imagination is not simply a daydream or idle 'escapism' , but rather an empowering force.
Thus it suggests a volatile mix of resentment, 'escapism' and childlike fantasy.
Entertainment provides 'escapism' , even happiness for a lot of people.
The four of you have based your performances on the laudable premise of entertainment & 'escapism' .
There certainly seems to be a streak of fantasy or perhaps 'escapism' involved.
Understandably, cinema is a popular form of 'escapism' in this troubled country for those who can afford it.
The series was pure 'escapism' and unashamedly exploited a fantasy.
It was sheer fantasy, sheer 'escapism' .
His films do not pander to 'escapism' or to the audiences settled expectations about entertainment.
When I go to a big summer blockbuster, I expect pure 'escapism' .
'Escapist' entertainment does not get much better than this.
The interactive nature of chat rooms makes participation more serious than simple 'escapist' fantasy, Mileham says.
Others will try to anaesthetise their critical faculties with drugs and alcohol, romance, 'escapist' fantasy, and consumerism.
In this sense, martial-arts cinema has always been 'escapist' .
It does, however, provide solid 'escapist' entertainment, and is smarter and funnier than one might initially expect.
But the important thing is to make sure they don't become 'escapists' , mixing up reality and the imaginary world.
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