Synonyms for recreational
recre·ation·al

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1. recreationaladjective

   of or relating to recreation

   "a recreational area with a pool and ball fields"

   Synonyms:
   amateur, unpaid

   Antonyms:
   professional

2. amateur, recreational, unpaidadjective

   engaged in as a pastime

   "an amateur painter"; "gained valuable experience in amateur theatricals"; "recreational golfers"; "reading matter that is both recreational and mentally stimulating"; "unpaid extras in the documentary"

   Synonyms:
   volunteer(a), inexpert, amateurish, unskilled, unpaid, amateur

   Antonyms:
   professional

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1. List of paraphrases for "recreational":

   recreation, leisure, entertainment, plaisance, pleasure, placentia, loisir, leisure-time, loisirs, sport, sports, sporting

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1. New York:

   We must also end the needless and unjust criminal convictions and the debilitating criminal stigma and let's legalize the adult use of recreational marijuana once and for all.

2. Le Prell:

   This systematic review highlights the very limited data on prevention of recreational music-induced hearing loss using earplugs, at younger ages, loud toys, firecrackers, loud video games, personal stereos or personal music players, lawnmowers or leaf blowers, sporting events or air shows, or other non-music events might be more likely noisy activities than music venue attendance.

3. Mark Inch:

   I will certainly communicate if there's a misperception that we are withholding educational and recreational books of any form, because that is certainly not the case.

4. Aldo De Michelis:

   Time has come for Alassio Italy to rediscover the versatility of this plant, including its medical and, why not, recreational use.

5. Steven Rosen:

   Recreational marijuana use can increase lung cancer and the rise of sexually transmitted diseases is associated with cancer risk, in addition, cancer is associated with aging, and as life expectancy fortunately increases, cancer rates will rise proportionately.