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bask

[bæsk]

bask Definition

  • 1to lie or sit enjoying the warmth or heat, especially from the sun
  • 2to enjoy a situation or activity very much

Using bask: Examples

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

  • Example

    The cat basked in the sun on the windowsill.

  • Example

    We spent the afternoon basking on the beach.

  • Example

    She basked in the glory of her success.

  • Example

    He basked in the applause of the audience.

bask Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for bask

Phrases with bask

  • to experience pride and satisfaction because of someone else's achievements

    Example

    She was basking in the reflected glory of her daughter's success.

  • to enjoy public attention and admiration

    Example

    The actor basked in the limelight after winning the award.

  • bask in someone's smile

    to feel happy and content because of someone's smile

    Example

    She basked in his smile, feeling warm and loved.

Origins of bask

from Old Norse 'baðask', meaning 'bathe oneself'

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Summary: bask in Brief

'Bask' [bæsk] means to enjoy warmth or heat, especially from the sun, or to enjoy a situation or activity very much. Examples include 'The cat basked in the sun on the windowsill.' and 'She basked in the glory of her success.' Phrases like 'bask in reflected glory' and 'bask in the limelight' describe enjoying the success or attention of others.