Verb:

विलासी व्हा,

luxuriate's Usage Examples:

It luxuriates in its atmosphere, sometimes sliding into a groove suggesting smooth "70s.

2009, The Independent stating "its ambient textures feel rich enough to luxuriate in, evoking the suspended animation of big sadness with exquisite poise".

War’ (1899) by Samuel Merwin and Henry Kitchell Webster, a character luxuriates in a Morris chair: “.

while the Brutals live in a wasteland, their overlords (the "Eternals") luxuriate in the Vortex, apparently as self-satisfied as landed gentry.

[citation needed] According to The New York Times, the settlers of Ma"on "luxuriates in water piped in by the Israeli authorities" while the nearby Palestinian.

Bodysgallen was "embosomed in woods of Noble growth, which are suffered to luxuriate their own way, without any fear of the axe".

they shouted, they laughed, they got worked up, they protested, they luxuriated in all kinds of utterances.

points, letting offhand virtuosity speak for itself, this duo practically luxuriates in generous music-making .

give imaginative children something much better -- a picture book that luxuriates in pure possibility.

war as the subject of songs on The Art of Love and War, as Angie Stone luxuriates in the ways her voice can warm and soothe a melody.

luxuriate in the attention it attracts, sounds ironically happy to wallow inspirationally instead of seeking exorcism".

to the next, but that doesn"t explain why filmmakers Daldry and Hare luxuriated in the sex scenes – and why it"s so tastefully done audiences won"t see.

– the wealthy, fashionable intimates of high society – have sought to luxuriate in both a vicarious glamour and a monopoly on virtue through their public.

Synonyms:

squander, wanton, waste, ware, consume,

Antonyms:

emptiness, add, idle, fill, refresh,