phrasal verb
to be very happy because of (something) : to enjoy (something) very much He delights in meeting new people.
I walked slowly, delighting in the crisp autumn air.
phrasal verb
to be very happy because of (something) : to enjoy (something) very much He delights in meeting new people.
I walked slowly, delighting in the crisp autumn air.
1 Aside from the plethora of nearby activities — think vineyards, hiking Unicoi State Park and Chattahoochee National Forest, and tubing down the Chattahoochee River — visitors can delight in the town's Bavarian-style buildings, cobblestone paths, beer gardens, polka bands, and hearty German cuisine.
2 Another Trumpworld figure, Iranian-American business mogul Patrick Bet-David, voiced his delight in meeting Barron during a recent dinner at Mar-a-Lago, according to the Daily Mail.
3 Editors’ Picks Image Like Mr. Orban and the Dutch far-right leader Geert Wilders, Mr. Fico has delighted in presenting himself as a pugnacious fighter for the common man, a forthright enemy of liberal elites and a bulwark against immigration from outside Europe, particularly by Muslims.
4 This is a straw man argument of the sort Williams delights in, in his Sun platform on the editorial pages.
5 Dallas coach Pete DeBoer, whose Vegas teams delighted in pushing the Avs around in the postseason, knew darn well.
6 Price: $1,600+ to $4,000 Rome, Italy (seasonal, March 31-Oct. 25)Foodies will delight in a direct flight from Charlotte to Rome, Italy, home to some of the world’s best pasta, pizza and wine.
7 Peggy Guggenheim Art collector Peggy Guggenheim delighted in the city’s splendors, from the view of the Seine to the play of light on her ceiling.
8 Sharing a grab of the couple kissing from the announcement clip with a Bible verse written over it on his Instagram later on May 9, Hailey's dad Baldwin, 57, shared his delight in the caption.