It offers a mouth-watering selection of delights.
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Delights
//dɪˈlaɪts//
Synonyms for "delights" (292 found)
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Noun(23 words)
gleegleefulnessgleesomenesshappinesshigh spiritshilarityjollinessjollityjovialityjovialnessjoyfulnessjoyousnesslisslubetmerrimentmerrinessmirthmirthfulnesspeaches and creampleasedness
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gloatgloat overgloryglory ingo into rapturesgratificationgratifygustohappifyhappinessheavenhigh spiritshilarityhonorimparadiseinclinationindulgeinstinctintoxicationjollity
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joyancejoyfulnessjubilatekillknock deadknock outlaughleaningliabilitylikelikingliltloosen uploveluxurymirthoverhappinessoverjoyfulnessparadisepenchantplaypredilectionpredispositionprejudiceprobabilityproclivitypronenesspropensitypurrradianceraise a laughraise a smileraptureravishravishmentreadinessrecreaterefreshregalerejoicerelaxrelishrevelrevel inrollickrompsatisfactionsatisfysavorsendsensitivity toseventh heavensingskipskip for joyslaysmilesoft spotsolacesunshinesusceptibilitytake great satisfactiontendencythrilltickletickle pinktitillatetransporttread on airtreasuretriumphtropismturntwistunalloyed happinesswallowwarpweaknesswhistlewillingnesswowzest
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O time, suspend your flight! and you, happy hours, suspend your race: let us savor the fleeting delights of our fairest days!
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Strasbourg is also an ideal starting point for excursions across the Rhine, to châteaux nestling in the heart of vineyards, villages perching on the mountainside between lakes and forests, and other delights.
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He is not only partial to robbing his victim, but he delights in the shedding of blood, and in the exercise of cruelty.
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