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Meanings of relish in English
Cooked, pickled, or chopped vegetable or fruit food item typically used as a condiment.
Spanish
entusiasmo Usage of relish in English
1
She said it with such relish I almost wanted to believe her.
2
He said each word with relish as if imagining them in use.
3
The relish reminded me to ask him later about the barbecue sauce.
4
Few African American families can relish in their history like the Boyds.
5
Its leads -respected actors all -seem to relish the freedom.
6
From start to finish, merciless analytic power coexisted with helpless sensuous relish.
7
Later on I would relish those opportunities in order to get pictures.
8
Shalama will relish a fast pace so he can rattle home late.
9
I grant it; and I relish them as much as you do.
10
Nor do I relish condescension on the part of my social betters.
11
This has its charms; but I could not relish the Egyptian shampooing.
12
He didn't relish being the one to wake her up to reality.
13
Ballymaloe has for a long time now been producing its famous relish.
14
I relish the fact that I was able to have a magazine.
15
He came to relish that quality and fostered it in his Camp.
16
He was too German to relish much the idea of a revolution.
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United Kingdom
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Ireland
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Australia
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