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Meaning savor meaning

What does savor mean?

savor

— verb (= bask, relish) derive or receive pleasure from; get enjoyment from; take pleasure in She relished her fame and basked in her glory — verb (= savour) taste appreciatively savor the soup — verb (= taste) have flavor; taste of something — verb give taste to — noun (= relish) the taste experience when a savoury condiment is taken into the mouth

Synonyms savor synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as savor?

savor English » English

savour taste relish flavor enjoy smack flavour tang sample try zest spice scent sapidity palate odor nip bask tinge tasty take pleasure sup substance spice up smell season savorous sapor salt repute reputation regard receive quintessence quiddity pithiness pith partake nub nature name matter marrow luxuriate ingest gustatory gustative gustation glory gist

Topics savor topics

What do people use savor to talk about?
Person Sense, perceive

Taste
Person Sense, perceive

Smell
Language and thought Emotion Feel good

Like, love
Language and thought Emotion Feel good Like, love

Enjoy doing something

Conjugation savor conjugation

How do you conjugate savor?

savor · verb

Examples savor examples

How do I use savor in a sentence?

Simple sentences

We only get healed from a passion when we savor it till the end.
Eat slowly. Savor your food.

Movie subtitles

The friend rushes upward, high into the mountains, to savor his overwhelming experience.
Savor the peace of a life befitting my rank.
To savor my vengeance.
To leave the Digbys in private to savor the beauty of their new home.
The mask's only job is to let me savor the same emotions as normal people.
One should savor every day of one's life. as if it were the last.
Yes. I can savor the most extreme of Satan's delights.
Savor it.
Before you awaken, I want to savor the joy of this first contact with you.
I WOULD LIKE TO SAVOR MY MOMENT OF REVENGE ALONE.
Let's forget it and savor this lunch as it should be.
LET'S JUST SAVOR THIS MOMENT.
Savor the aromas.
They savor the tsamba, the Tibetan national dish.
Let's savor it to the full.
I want to savor. the joy of this marvelous moment.
I'd just like to savor that moment.
I can savor the most extreme of Satan's delights.
You wish no longer to savor the memory of your father through that which was close to him?
See, if I were a younger man oh, I guess I could savor standing by the Grand Canyon taking a look at the Pacific Ocean.
Eusebius, the level-headed gourmet who longs for beauty. seeks to fully savor a mood.
For the moment, though, let's savor the thrill of discovery, eh?
Besides, I'm beginning to savor the challenge of finding this fellow. Aren't you?
I'm entitled to, uh, savor it.
You savor the taste of blood, and now you just can't stop.
I want you to savor that fear.
The big fight is one of those rare occasions that I savor the sights the sounds and the smells of other men.
The bees, happy to hear this, swarmed to Jesus to savor the nectar of his kindness.
To savor each moment. the small things in life.
No, I want to savor the taste.
Good memories you savor.
I'll savor the look on the colonel's face.
Savor the mystery, Stephen.
For we shall suck and savor the sweet flavor of Dryland.
You never take the time to savor your food.
Treasure the moments you have savor them for as long as you can, for they will never come back again.

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