savouring

[ˈseɪvərɪŋ]

savouring Definition

• 1. the act of enjoying the taste or smell of something
• 2. the act of enjoying an experience or feeling

Using savouring: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "savouring" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  She was savouring every bite of the delicious meal.

• Example

  He sat in silence, savouring the moment.

• Example

  I love savouring a good book on a rainy day.

• Example

  The wine connoisseur spent hours savouring the different flavors.

savouring Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for savouring

• enjoyment
• appreciation
• delight
• pleasure

Antonyms for savouring

• dislike
• displeasure

Phrases with savouring

• savour the moment

  to enjoy and appreciate the present moment

  Example

  As they watched the sunset, they took a deep breath and savoured the moment.

• savoury dish

  a food that is not sweet, but rather has a salty or spicy flavor

  Example

  The restaurant's menu features a variety of savoury dishes from around the world.

• savoury snack

  a small amount of food that is not sweet, but rather has a salty or spicy flavor, typically eaten between meals

  Example

  I always keep some savoury snacks in my bag for when I get hungry during the day.

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Summary: savouring in Brief

The term 'savouring' [ˈseɪvərɪŋ] refers to the act of enjoying the taste or smell of something, as well as the act of enjoying an experience or feeling. It can be applied to food, books, moments, and more. Phrases like 'savour the moment' and 'savoury dish' extend its usage, while 'savoury snack' denotes a small, salty or spicy food item. Synonyms include 'enjoyment', 'appreciation', 'delight', and 'pleasure'.