Sentence examples for to relish from inspiring English sources

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to relish

noun

A pleasing taste; flavor that gratifies the palate; hence, enjoyable quality; power of pleasing.

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It was something to relish.

Students seem to relish the monastic life.

There's a lot to relish here.

Instead, he seems to relish the discussion.

He appeared to relish the problems.

Young children will find plenty to relish.

Mr Geithner claims to relish the challenge.

Ms. Shuch seems to relish the challenge.

And that's a paradox to relish.

You've got to relish it.

That's something to relish, surely?

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