revel (in) Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- savor
- take-to
- get-a-charge-out-of
- get-a-kick-out-of
- groove-on-
- drink-in-
- have-a-soft-spot-for
- fancy
- go-for
- get-off-on-
- savour
- relish
Weak:
Meaning of revel (in)
revel (in)
to enjoy (something) very much
revel (in) Sentence Examples
- The children reveled in the snow, building snowmen and having snowball fights.
- I revel in the quiet solitude of the early morning, sipping my coffee and reading the newspaper.
- The students reveled in the opportunity to present their research findings at the conference.
- She reveled in the success she had achieved, but remained humble and gracious.
- The musicians reveled in the applause of the audience, feeling a surge of joy and accomplishment.
- I revel in the beauty of nature, whether it be a stunning sunset or a blooming flower.
- The traveler reveled in the exotic flavors and vibrant colors of the foreign market.
- The painter reveled in the creative process, letting her imagination run wild on the canvas.
- The athlete reveled in the thrill of competition, pushing themselves to their limits.
- I revel in the company of my loved ones, cherishing every moment we spend together.
FAQs About the word revel (in)
to enjoy (something) very much
love, rejoice (in), like,enjoy, delight (in), savor,take to, get a charge out of, get a kick out of, groove (on)
dislike, detest, loathe,hate, abominate, condemn, despise,abhor,scorn
The children reveled in the snow, building snowmen and having snowball fights.
I revel in the quiet solitude of the early morning, sipping my coffee and reading the newspaper.
The students reveled in the opportunity to present their research findings at the conference.
She reveled in the success she had achieved, but remained humble and gracious.
