savor

/ˈseɪvər/

enjoy something to the fullest

She took a moment to savor the rich flavors of her coffee.

She enjoyed the coffee's taste deeply and slowly.

informal

To enjoy something completely, especially food or a moment, by paying full attention to its qualities.

After a long day, he savored the quiet of his home.

He enjoyed the peacefulness of his home after a busy day.

She savored every word of the novel, not wanting it to end.

She enjoyed reading the novel so much that she didn't want it to finish.

Often used with food, drinks, or moments of relaxation.

Collocations

savor the momentenjoy a special moment fullysavor the flavorenjoy the taste of something

enjoy a special moment fully

Use 'savor' when you want to emphasize enjoying something slowly and fully.

From Middle English 'savouren', from Old French 'savourer', from Latin 'sapore' (taste).

Often used with food or drinks, but can also apply to experiences or moments.

savor

to taste or enjoy fully

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