relish
/ˈrɛlɪʃ/
verb
- To enjoy or take great pleasure in something.
- He relishes a good challenge at work.
- I relish the opportunity to travel to new places.
- She relishes spending time with her family on weekends.
- To look forward to something with eager anticipation.
- I relish the thought of a quiet evening at home.
- The team relishes the chance to compete in the finals.
- She relished the idea of finally meeting her favorite author.
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noun
- Great enjoyment or enthusiasm.
- The children jumped into the pool with relish on a hot summer day.
- He told the story with such relish that everyone listened closely.
- She ate the chocolate cake with obvious relish.
- A condiment made from chopped vegetables or fruits, often pickled, used to add flavor to food.
- She made a homemade relish from cucumbers and onions.
- I put some pickle relish on my hot dog.
- This sweet corn relish goes perfectly with grilled fish.
- A pleasing or appetizing flavor or quality.
- The fresh herbs gave the salad a delightful relish.
- The spicy relish of the curry made everyone ask for seconds.
- The sauce added a tangy relish to the dish.