oblectation
noun
ob·lec·ta·tion
ˌäˌblekˈtāshən
plural -s
: pleasure, satisfaction, delight
oblectation of the senses
Word History
Etymology
Middle French or Latin; Middle French, from Latin oblectation-, oblectatio, from oblectatus (past participle of oblectare to delight, from ob- to, over, completely + lactare, frequentative of lacere to allure) + -ion-, -io -ion
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