savor
to taste or smell something with pleasure, or to enjoy an experience fully and lingeringly
Word origin: From Latin sapere, to taste.
Savor in a sentence
Here are example sentences showing savor in a sentence.
She took a moment to savor the first sip of coffee before beginning her work.
She paused at the summit to savor the view, knowing the descent would demand all her concentration.
Using “savor” well
Savor means to taste or smell with pleasure, or more broadly to enjoy an experience fully and at leisure. It emphasizes lingering appreciation rather than hurried consumption.
More GRE words starting with S
to deliberately damage or obstruct something, especially in secret
an intensely sweet, calorie-free artificial sweetener
excessively sweet or sentimental in a cloying way
regarded as too important or sacred to be altered or criticized
having keen practical judgment and discernment
soundness of judgment and acuteness of discernment
most noticeable or important; standing out prominently
of a sickly yellowish or pale complexion
Questions about “savor”
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