The word 'luxuriate' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to describe indulging in or taking pleasure in something, usually something that is enjoyable or luxurious. For example: After a long week of work, she luxuriated in a warm bubble bath.
We may luxuriate in the belief that we are a clean and hygienic society, in this era of Dettol and anti-bacterial everything.
Like finding a whole new room in your home that you never knew existed (imagine the excitement), I could wander around my mind and luxuriate in the boundless space.
The good doctor expressed his dismay, but also bafflement that "a high proportion of the population are prepared to cry aloud about footling matters of uncleanliness such as a tomato sauce stain on a restaurant tablecloth, whilst they luxuriate on a plush seat in their faeces-stained pants".
That's an international pleasure: Sky viewers also get to luxuriate in his expertise on a fairly regular basis.
This is a dish in which to luxuriate.
As a consequence, Chinese banks luxuriate in a vast pool of cheap deposits, worth 42% more than their loans at the end of 2011.This cash float gives Chinese banks a lot of room for error.
The need for a split, some would say, was obvious long ago: but Sir Christopher firmly refuses to luxuriate in hindsight.
Labour-market regulations take much of the blame: while hard-to-fire older workers luxuriate on permanent contracts, the young are typically hired temporarily and are easier to sack.Such "dual" labour markets are themselves products of reform.
Titian asks a viewer to luxuriate in the invention of breathing human flesh in European painting.
Yet all too often, Mr Nuttall affirms but does not explain, and he calls for some kind of instinctive understanding, with the result that if you agree with him, you can luxuriate in a sense of shared, mutually confirming, superiority.
Listen and luxuriate; the scratch of the batsman's boot as he marks the crease, the toc-toc of the bat as he prepares to take strike, then the thud-scrape of the bowler's delivery.
