delectation Antonyms
Strongest:
- unhappiness
- sorrow
- wretchedness
- discontent
- woe
- displeasure
- anguish
- unhappiness
- melancholy
- melancholy
- displeasure
- unhappiness
- sadness
- dissatisfaction
- anguish
- misery
- unhappiness
- dissatisfaction
- irritation
- discontent
- misery
- irritation
- woe
- depression
- wretchedness
- sadness
- sorrow
- depression
Strong:
- dejection
- fury
- dejection
- fury
- aggravation
- disturbance
- annoyance
- discontentedness
- anger
- desolation
- distress
- distress
- agitation
- despondency
- annoyance
- joylessness
- exasperation
- vexation
- agitation
- rage
- discontentedness
- rage
- desolation
- discontentment
- gloom
- aggravation
- vexation
- gloom
- discontentment
- joylessness
- disturbance
- anger
- despondency
- exasperation
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Meaning of delectation
delectation (n)
a feeling of extreme pleasure or satisfaction
act of receiving pleasure from something
delectation (n.)
Great pleasure; delight.
delectation Sentence Examples
- The first bite of the decadent chocolate cake brought immense delectation to my taste buds.
- As the music soared, I closed my eyes and felt a sense of delectation wash over me.
- The beauty of the sunset filled me with a deep sense of delectation and appreciation for nature's wonders.
- His delectation in solving complex puzzles was evident in the way his eyes sparkled with each new challenge.
- The art exhibit provided a source of delectation for all who attended, with its stunning displays of creativity.
- As the cool breeze brushed against my skin, I sighed with delectation, enjoying the peaceful moment.
- The book offered hours of delectation as I lost myself in its captivating story.
- She found delectation in the simple act of gardening, nurturing each plant with care.
- The aroma of freshly brewed coffee filled the room, bringing a sense of delectation to all who passed by.
- Watching the children play in the park brought a smile of delectation to my face, reminding me of the joy found in simple pleasures.
FAQs About the word delectation
a feeling of extreme pleasure or satisfaction, act of receiving pleasure from somethingGreat pleasure; delight.
treat, feast, delight,joy, relief, amusement,pleasure, manna, gratification, diversion
unhappiness, sorrow, wretchedness, discontent, woe, displeasure, anguish, unhappiness, melancholy, melancholy
The first bite of the decadent chocolate cake brought immense delectation to my taste buds.
As the music soared, I closed my eyes and felt a sense of delectation wash over me.
The beauty of the sunset filled me with a deep sense of delectation and appreciation for nature's wonders.
His delectation in solving complex puzzles was evident in the way his eyes sparkled with each new challenge.
