verb
definition
To make merry; to have a happy, lively time.
definition
To take delight (in something).
Examples of reveled in a Sentence
She reveled in every inch of his skin.
While we reveled in our triumphs, we knew in our hearts we couldn't maintain our present pace.
He reveled in the effect he had on people.
Somewhere in the evening there would be a seamless merging of the two, but until then, they both reveled in the soothing art of lovemaking.
While she truly loved nursing, she too reveled in our accomplishments, second only to her unborn child.
While he reveled in our successes, he never could let go of the scientific potential his partner refused to embrace.
Either of them was too much of a turn on to a demon that reveled in causing pain.
It reveled the presence of a very sharp active point in the inferior concha.
I reveled in the fact that I could make my indelible mark on my own canvas, just like the great painters before me.
People often opine that Bach would have " reveled in the modern organ.
But it was Bedfordâs party and most of the 2,500 crowd reveled in it.
He also reveled in the attention of being at that time, the only foreigner in Scottish football outwith the Premier League.
She reveals that she was never told that the character would be heading in this direction but she reveled in playing an evil villainess.
Well, comrades and friends of my youth, we've had our fling and lived and reveled.
Today, however, the weather was fine and we reveled in the sunshine.
Host Clive Pearse reveled that each contestant would be working individually for this challenge, for the first time in the competition.
In a recent interview Madonna reveled that her daughter Lourdes is her biggest critic.
Tory Foster - The President's Aide was cutthroat and reveled in being a Cylon as an excuse for her bad behavior.
She tasted like honey, and he reveled in the warmth of her body, her hot mouth.
Betsy loved reveled in it and it fulfilled my needs; the wine did the trick and, I was hungry and the food tasted good.