reveling in English
a night of drunken reveling
Use "reveling" in a sentence
1. They were reveling, pillaging town after town.
2. Reveling in the joys of life, Bastet, daughter of Ra, is the sensual embodiment of her feline form
3. Achieveth is reveling this very little known secret to unlock luxury living for the same price or less than average living expenses
4. Comprised of gamers, writers, artists and publishers from New York City to Durham, NC, Autarch collectively loves forging new experiences and reveling in old masterpieces
5. Their idea of pleasure is to carouse in broad daylight. They are blots and blemishes, reveling in their pleasures while they feast with you.
6. 13 let us conduct ourselves Becomingly as in the day, not in reveling and drunkenness, not in debauchery and licentiousness, not in quarreling and jealousy
7. Fuelled by morbid energy, a Great Unclean One pays careful attention to all of his followers, delighting in the smallest boil, reveling in the variety and effulgence of their poxes .
8. In a marked and unrepentant Contradistinction to the prevalent dark paintings of much contemporary art, reveling in psychological anguish and alienation, derision and disaffection, is the so-called 'feel good' painting
9. Bacchant Etymology [ edit ] From Latin bacchāntem , accusative singular of bacchāns ( “ reveling ” ) , present active participle of bacchor ( “ celebrate rites of Bacchus; revel ” ) , from Bacchus ( “ the god of wine ” ) , from Ancient Greek Βάκχος ( Bákkhos ) .
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11. Asymptomatic infections or Asymptomatic carriers can be either microscopic or submicroscopic [5]; the increased use of molecular techniques for detection of parasites with higher sensitivity is reveling the widespread presence of infection below the parasite detection threshold of microscopy and rapid diagnostic tests [9].
12. Once known as Apelike barbarians, the Irish were now able to show themselves as the most selfless and patriotic civil servants. A Renegade History of the United States Beer ads show men grunting like neanderthals, repeating the same word moronically, and generally reveling in a kind of Apelike idiocy.