Revels

[rev-uhlz]

noun

1. Hiram Rhoades 1822–1901, U.S. clergyman, educator, and politician: first Black senator 1870–71.

Example Sentences

Expecting a definitive answer may have been a foolish expectation to have for “Alice in Borderland,” a series that revels in the in-between.

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Today, she revels in ownership over the honor: “That was for me too and I recognize what my part in that was. I know I was put in this role for this,” she attested.

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As surely as the Iron Curtain once safely delineated the Commies, the Orange Curtain once marked a dividing line; looking across the border, each side saw not people but cliches, stereotypes that the rest of the nation revels in:

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He's better on In Other Words, a pretty ballad that revels in the tiny details of domestic bliss: "Give me how you check the locks before we sleep... And how without your breakfast tea you're incomplete".

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After the ornate sprawl of the novel, he revels in the shorter form, a palpable joy on the page.

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