deliciously

American  

[di-li-shuhs-lee, dee-] / dɪˈlɪ ʃəs li, di- /

adverb

1. in a way that is particularly enjoyable or pleasing to the senses.

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Example Sentences

I marveled at the finished product, which was deliciously dense, and enjoyed every bite until my plate was spotless.

From Salon

"Don't stand too close to the fire," they warn on FYA, a deliciously dark serving of Jersey club music, full of revving synths and distorted beats.

From BBC

“Now,” I say again, letting the word roll deliciously on my tongue because it has been so long since I’ve thought of now, since I haven’t been haunted by the past or dreading the future.

From Literature

Who was this young actor going toe-to-toe with Glenn Close as “Damages’” deliciously Machiavellian attorney Patty Hewes?

From Los Angeles Times

Robbie’s most deliciously debasing scene is when she throws coins on the ground for a desperate beggar — and then that person forces her to watch as he picks them up.

From Los Angeles Times