Converse of object

• hold: William Thomas maintains that the revel held in St. Andrews Major was ' no more than 50 yrs making ' .

Modifying Another Word

• all: We were all reveling in the stunning beauty of the scenery and keeping a wary eye on the army in front of us.

Adjective modifier

• most: Most zeros revel in asset cover high enough to satisfy even the most nervous investor.

• high: High revel was held at night to celebrate the triennial achievement.

• good: Good photographers revel in making you comfortable before their camera.

Modifying Another Word

• positively: However, some people positively revel in the excitement of last-minute arrangements.

• just: Or just revel in re-runs of old eighties classics.

• simply: If you love reading you will simply revel in Paul Jennings ' sheer enthusiasm for books and reading.

Noun used with modifier

• I: The sights and sounds of the world fill my senses and I revel in the sensation of the friendly breeze which strokes my skin.

• film: Green's characters are thinkers and the film revels in charting the intricacies of their mental and emotional development.

• child: The visits are always great fun and the children revel in the rugby ethos of fun, skills and competition.

Preposition: in

• glory: A multitude of great space battles were both won and lost but few survived to revel in any glory.

• joy: Who, more than a surfer, revels in the unique joy of bodily incarnation?

• excitement: A true surfers ' paradise where you can revel in the excitement of its thunderous surf or simply relax under clear blue skies.

• beauty: I am a country lover, I live here, love the wildlife, revel in te beauty.