relish
noun
liking or enjoyment of the taste of something.
relishingly
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a word derived from
relish.
Example Sentences
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With tilted cigar in one corner of his mouth, Senator Reed relishingly continued the grill.
From Time Magazine Archive
The president of a paint factory goes home . . . and stares relishingly at two paintings by Jackson Pollock .
From Time Magazine Archive
She was applauded relishingly when, after vainly wooing him, she turned aside and said— 'What change is this in one who like a reed Bent to my twisting hands?
From Vittoria — Complete by George Meredith
Lapped about with the armor-plate of civilization, the modern citizen muses relishingly, like a child beguiling himself with ogre tales, upon the terrors which lie just beyond his ken.
From Stories from Everybody's Magazine by Various
Funny Face would nibble relishingly at his prune for a moment or so; then an altogether astonishing butterfly would flitter by just overhead.
From The Land of Footprints by Stewart Edward White
