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Discover Ludwig"took pleasure" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to have enjoyed or found joy in something. Example: He took great pleasure in painting, spending hours in his studio creating beautiful works of art.
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Amis took pleasure seriously.
Neither took pleasure in sharing credit.
Others took pleasure in the quiet whiteness.
But I took pleasure in the experience.
Sometimes I took pleasure just by staring at men's necks.
She also took pleasure in opera, and art.
Ms. Faithfull took pleasure in pointing out double meanings.
Like the jazz musician he once was, Franco took pleasure in extemporisation.
They also each took pleasure in noting the other's grammatical errors.
Noreen took pleasure in gardening, fine art and the company of others.
We got coffee yet?" Bunk Peck took pleasure in saying there was no job for him.
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