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savour

/ˈseɪvə(r)/verb

उच्चारण सेवर

स्वाद लेकर खाना-पीना, रस लेना

Core word

verb
  1. 1

    [T] ~ sth

    to enjoy the full taste or flavour of something, especially by eating or drinking it slowly

    स्वाद लेकर खाना-पीना, रस लेना

    • Radhika sipped the tea slowly, savouring every drop.
    • She closed her eyes to savour the first bite of the mango.
    • Savour the sweet slowly instead of swallowing it in a hurry.
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    • We sat by the window and savoured the hot chai.
    • He savoured each spoonful of the dessert.

    Synonyms relish enjoy appreciate delight in

  2. 2

    [T] ~ sth

    to enjoy a feeling or an experience completely, and for as long as possible

    (अनुभव का) पूरा आनंद लेना

    • The team savoured their victory.
    • I wanted to savour the moment.
    • Take a moment to savour your success after months of hard work.
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    • She savoured the cheers of the crowd as she walked onto the stage.
    • They savoured the peace of the hills after weeks in the city.

    Synonyms relish enjoy revel in luxuriate in

  3. 3

    [I] ~ of sth formal

    to seem to have a particular quality, especially a bad one

    (किसी बुरी बात की) झलक देना, गंध आना

    • His remarks savour of jealousy.
    • His polite words savoured of insincerity, and nobody in the room believed him.
    • The plan savours of favouritism, and many people oppose it.
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    • Her speech savoured of pride rather than gratitude.

    Synonyms smack of suggest hint at

noun
  1. 1

    [C, usually sing., U] formal or literary

    a taste or smell, especially a pleasant one

    स्वाद, ज़ायका, महक

    • The soup had a rich savour of herbs.
    • The savour of fresh bread filled the lane.
    • The tea had a pleasant savour of ginger.
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    • He remembered the savour of his mother's cooking for years.
    • The savour of roasted corn drifted over the street.

    Synonyms flavour taste tang relish

  2. 2

    [U] literary

    interest and enjoyment

    आनंद, रस, रुचि

    • Life seemed to have lost its savour.
    • Without any challenge, his job had lost all savour.
    • Success had lost its savour once the competition was over.
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    • The game has no savour without a worthy opponent.
    • Travel gives a new savour to everyday life.

    Synonyms zest spice excitement enjoyment

◇Word family
savoury adjective
≈Synonyms and antonyms

Synonyms

relish enjoy appreciate delight in revel in luxuriate in smack of suggest hint at flavour taste tang zest spice excitement enjoyment

AaSpelling

British English writes savour and savoury with -our, while American English writes savor and savory.

British English में savour और savoury (-our के साथ) लिखा जाता है, जबकि American English में savor और savory लिखा जाता है।