Examples of revel in a Sentence
reveling all night is not conducive to a productive next day at work
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A year after scrimmaging at Jesuit High School, local players like Breeze and Lamar Winston Jr. once again reveled at the chance to play closer to home.
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But how has this trading hub on the southern cusp of China become the go-to destination to watch -- and revel in -- sevens rugby?
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His leadership style differs from that often portrayed on television cooking shows — the ones that revel in chaos and flaring tempers.
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Most people dread rainy days, but Alan Rockefeller revels in them.
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For three weeks, the nation stops and revels in last-second shots, dramatic upsets and Cinderella runs by unfamiliar teams — the latest being Loyola’s remarkable trip to the Final Four.
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Fiery-food fans will revel in the house-brand hot sauce, which has enough firepower to clear sinuses.
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The end result is interiors that revel in maximalism and sheer variety yet coalesce into a harmonious and unified whole.
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Both movements Znaider approached as orchestral showcases, opportunities to display and revel in Cleveland's multi-faceted virtuosity.
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Origin and Etymology of revel
Examples of revel in a Sentence
in Finland, Midsummer Day ushers in a nationwide revel as the Finns celebrate the endless hours of sunlight with bonfires and parties
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The Art Basel bacchanal returns to Miami Beach this winter, packed with enough fairs, dinners, and late-night revels to exhaust even the most ambitious gallery girl.
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Master Bath After a decade spent sharing a 50-square-foot bathroom, the couple revels in their new resortlike space.
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Nine instrumentals that mix electronic and acoustic instruments, the music revels in texture and layers.
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While Slipknot revels in the weird and wild, singer Corey Taylor’s secondary band Stone Sour create metal that’s a bit more mainstream.
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Readers, does San Francisco’s version of a winter wonderland need to be a copycat vision of snowy revels?
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Their tormentor metes out a cruel and disproportionate kind of justice, and revels in the punishment.
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The first actor to bring the Joker to screen was Cesar Romero, whose portrayal in the 1960s in both Batman the TV series and Batman the movie revels in gleeful camp.
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The show revels in both raunch and darkness, wrapping it up with quirky yet ruthless one-liners, and tops it off with canned laughter.
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First Known Use of revel
14th century
REVEL Defined for English Language Learners
REVEL Defined for Kids
- He reveled in his success.
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