deliciate (Meaning)

Webster

deliciate (v. t.)

To delight one's self; to indulge in feasting; to revel.

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As I deliciate in the warmth of the morning sun, I feel a sense of tranquility wash over me.
The aroma of freshly baked bread never fails to deliciate my senses, reminding me of home.
With each bite of the decadent chocolate cake, I couldn't help but deliciate in its rich flavor.
Surrounded by nature's beauty, I deliciate in the sight of vibrant flowers and lush greenery.
Music has a unique ability to deliciate the soul, lifting spirits and evoking deep emotions.
In the quiet moments before dawn, I deliciate in the peaceful stillness of the world awakening.
A leisurely stroll along the beach allows me to deliciate in the gentle rhythm of the waves.
With every stroke of the brush, artists deliciate in the process of bringing their visions to life on canvas.
The scent of blooming jasmine flowers never fails to deliciate me, transporting me to a state of bliss.
As I savor a sip of fine wine, I deliciate in its complex flavors and velvety texture.

To delight one's self; to indulge in feasting; to revel.

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As I deliciate in the warmth of the morning sun, I feel a sense of tranquility wash over me.

The aroma of freshly baked bread never fails to deliciate my senses, reminding me of home.

With each bite of the decadent chocolate cake, I couldn't help but deliciate in its rich flavor.

Surrounded by nature's beauty, I deliciate in the sight of vibrant flowers and lush greenery.