to savor

Examples

• All

• It's over in a moment, but he'll savor it the rest of his life.

  Fiction book (1993)

• But I think right now, we should savor each moment we have together, because we never know if we're going to be able to camp with each other again.

  Camping Trip (2021)

• I mean, he likes to savor his success.

  The Diary Of A CEO

• So it's just like here now, savor it, live here and now.

  André Duqum

• Yet right here, right now, we are called to savor this time together.

• And why not savor every moment and value it, enjoy it.

  Rich Roll

• I like to savor the moment, you know?

  Woman of the Hour (2024)

• But we have to savor this moment!

  Shrek (2001)

• I want you to look around, breathe deeply and savor this moment.

• If she could savor this moment, bottle it up, or capture it forever, she would.

  Fiction book (2001)

Synonyms

E

to enjoy

vsto savor

∞ 1.0

To feel happy because of something you do or see

implies taking time to fully notice and feel pleasure rather than mere liking

A

to appreciate

vsto savor

902 3.4

To understand how important something is

emphasizes slow sensory pleasure rather than cognitive understanding

R

to relish

vsto savor

70 4.4

To enjoy something very much

takes time to notice details and feel full pleasure

I

to indulge

vsto savor

68 4.3

To allow yourself to enjoy something pleasant, often more than needed

values slow, attentive experiencing rather than excess or permission

D

to delight

vsto savor

48 1.0

To enjoy something very much

focuses on slow, careful tasting of moments rather than only feeling joy

R

to revel

vsto savor

29 6.3

To enjoy something very much

marks slow, private pleasure rather than loud celebration

F

to feast

vsto savor

27 3.6

To enjoy something very much with your senses, like a beautiful view

means slow, mindful tasting of details not only abundance

How Enjoyed

to luxuriate

4 7.5

to relish

70 4.4

to savor

• US

47 4.1

to enjoy

∞ 1.0

to like

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

Etymology