diverting
adj.describing something that is fun and keeps your attention for a short time. It is a slightly formal way to say something is entertaining.
adj.providing amusement or entertainment; pleasantly distracting. Often used to describe activities or stories that provide a lighthearted break from serious matters.
“The magician provided a diverting show for the children.”
“She found the gossip in the local newspaper quite diverting during her long train journey.”
“While the play lacked deep philosophical insight, its witty dialogue and fast-paced plot made for a thoroughly diverting evening at the theatre.”
Often follows a linking verb like 'find' or 'be'.
“TerraWulf, Ionic Digital, Core Scientific, Iris Energy, Bitdeer, Riot Platforms and Hut 8 are just some of the companies increasingly diverting investment and infrastructure from bitcoin mining towards AI.”
“Officials have explored diverting prisoners on remand or serving short sentences away from category B “reception” prisons such as HMPs Liverpool, Manchester and Pentonville in north London.”