delectate (Meaning)
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delectate (v. t.)
To delight; to charm.
Synonyms & Antonyms of delectate
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delectate Sentence Examples
- As a connoisseur of fine cuisine, I delectate in exploring new flavors and textures.
- The gourmet chef aims to delectate diners with innovative dishes that excite the senses.
- There's a serene joy in allowing oneself to delectate in the simple pleasures of life, like a leisurely walk in the park.
- Music has the power to delectate the soul, stirring emotions and evoking memories.
- The art gallery provided an opportunity to delectate in the creativity and expression of various artists.
- Nature's beauty never fails to delectate, whether it's the vibrant colors of a sunset or the delicate petals of a flower.
- Reading a captivating novel allows one to delectate in the intricacies of the plot and the development of characters.
- A warm cup of tea on a rainy day can truly delectate, soothing both the body and mind.
- Some people delectate in the thrill of adventure, seeking out new experiences and challenges.
- The cozy atmosphere of the cafe provided the perfect setting to delectate in a good book and a cup of coffee.
FAQs About the word delectate
To delight; to charm.
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As a connoisseur of fine cuisine, I delectate in exploring new flavors and textures.
The gourmet chef aims to delectate diners with innovative dishes that excite the senses.
There's a serene joy in allowing oneself to delectate in the simple pleasures of life, like a leisurely walk in the park.
Music has the power to delectate the soul, stirring emotions and evoking memories.
