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Meanings of revel in English
Celebrate noisily, often indulging in drinking; engage in uproarious festivities.
Usage of revel in English
1
In this they pipe and revel; in this they sing and dance.
2
I am a man; I revel in trouble; you are a girl.
3
And I rather revel in it-asI do in the east wind.
4
The dance hall revel at the Elysian Fields was in full swing.
5
Nor does the revel end then; it is prolonged for eight days.
6
So, as I said before you know I revel in his writing.
7
Her daughter was to revel in the comforts and elegancies of life.
8
Break it down into seven days and revel in the dramatic landscape.
9
However, he soon should be in that city and revel in them.
10
She had stolen away from Lochias in the midst of a revel.
11
And this done, she would revel in the enjoyment of fresh air.
12
RP: I would tell them to stop and revel in their accomplishments.
13
At the end is a final revel of the first dancing tune.
14
But I knew I must not revel in this place too long.
15
The signs were that they had come from a revel just dismissed.
16
Natives seem to revel in water contaminated by all kind of horrors.
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Translations for revel
Revel through the time
Revel across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common