Revels

American  

[rev-uhlz] / ˈrɛv əlz /

noun

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

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Example Sentences

As the determined Rachel Kemp, desperate to graduate from mere celebrity to serious actress, Fanning revels in an almost meta interpretation of the character, as if she understands that this role could similarly elevate her.

From Salon

This was Liverpool's night, Bradley's night – the sort of night Anfield revels in as the presence of their former starr acted as an even more potent catalyst to turn up the volume.

From BBC

This is where — in life and in this conversation — it becomes clear Seehorn revels in the technique of acting.

From Los Angeles Times

Daphne du Maurier’s fiction revels in the mind’s ability to play tricks on itself.

From The Wall Street Journal

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

From Salon