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savor

[sey-ver] / ˈseɪ vər /




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It’s impossible to say whether and for how long this cheerful trend will continue, but for now let’s savor the double treat of better-than-expected prosperity and a humbling of the highly credentialed.

From The Wall Street Journal

Old age, she says, makes you live more in the present and savor the moment, whether you’re enjoying a glass of chocolate milk, a grandchild’s phone call or conversation with friends.

From The Wall Street Journal

Disney said Epcot is the only place where people can savor flavors and traditions from 11 countries in just one day.

From The Wall Street Journal

I could be a crank and say I can’t wait for baseball to squander this momentum, or I could savor the sport-saving caffeine of the pitch clock and the Fall Classic’s screaming return from near-irrelevance.

From The Wall Street Journal

Think of this as your 2026 kitchen companion: a series of invitations to slow down, play and savor what it means to feed yourself, and maybe others, really well.

From Salon