savour

savour the flavor of the dish

savour the aroma of freshly baked bread

savour the beauty of nature

savour the moment with loved ones

They gave participants a survey that assessed their ability to savour experiences.

" Yeah, " said Ron slowly, savouring the words, " we won."

But this is a journey worth savouring.

You should learn to savour success.

And when the dish is served, we should make a conscious effort to savour the enjoyment of every mouthful.

The savour of national stereotypes can be tasted on almost every page.

Now, " savour" basically means to really feel or really enjoy the flavour of something.

Although there is an efficient public transport system here, the best way to really savour Vienna is slowly on foot.

Right. So I got another slice the next day, one that I made sure to savour.

It makes me laugh now to see myself savouring these memories standing alone up to my thighs in muck.