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Meanings of savouring in English
Portuguese
degustação Catalan
degustació Usage of savouring in English
1
Two of the home side's number departed savouring their first Chelsea goals.
2
He ate it slowly, savouring each mouthful; had never tasted a better.
3
It was a scurrilous anti-Catholic leaflet, grossly personal and savouring of atheism.
4
George grinned, savouring their dismay for a moment before he stalked off.
5
Sleigh-driving, savouring of the Northern Courts, had no favour among the Parisians.
6
Therodimus stood motionless for a moment, savouring their amazement to the full.
7
Every song here has a hook worth savouring and lyrics that crackle.
8
Let us beware, therefore, at this moment, of anything savouring of self-righteousness.
9
I'm unzipping his pants, and savouring the scent of his earthy cologne.
10
And sources say he's savouring his peers' love from his peers right now.
11
But maybe he was simply savouring a moment in time while it lasted.
12
She advanced slowly on me, taking her time, savouring the moment.
13
He waited for a second, savouring the nirvana-high of absolute mastery.
14
She laughed with her eyes; she talked with a savouring vivacity.
15
Mulch just visited, savouring the thrill of defeating sophisticated Mud Man security systems.
16
He smiled, hearing her voice in each written word, savouring them.
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Savouring through the time
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