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Meanings of great relish in English
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Usage of great relish in English
1
The Dean girls read the sweet pretty domestic stories with great relish.
2
They all sat and were soon eating and drinking with great relish.
3
I have even seen rotten ones roasted, and devoured with great relish.
4
More to the point, they took great relish in dancing on Spain's grave.
5
It looked nasty, but the children were chewing it apparently with great relish.
6
Warwick was drinking coffee and eating cold hamburgers with great relish.
7
We then prepared a good, warm meal, which we at with great relish.
8
Raw they ate thistle tops, pigweed, and crowfoot, with great relish.
9
They crack the shell with their beaks and devour the kernel with great relish.
10
These adjourned to the inn, and drank sundry flasks of beer with great relish.
11
We also captured the Spanish provisions, and ate them that night with great relish.
12
They also seemed to drink their wine with great relish.
13
They are very fond of tobacco; they both smoke and chew it with great relish.
14
Peter ate and drank with great relish, and soon disposed of the cake and wine.
15
Philip found some sandwiches and wine on the table, and helped himself with great relish.
16
His quaint sayings and doings were frequently quoted with great relish among this rural population.
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Great relish through the time
Great relish across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common