n. great pleasure or joy; v. 1 to give great pleasure or joy; 2 to take or find pleasure
It is a delight to have you in my class.
It is a delight to have you in my class.
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He perpetrated a practical joke with elfish delight.
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The communicant walked down the aisle of St. Mary's with an air of delight.
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How long did the animals' sounds of delight last?
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He perpetrated a practical joke with elvish delight.
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The story was about an evil man that seeks unending hedonistic delight.
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The puppies wiggled with delight.
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Who never knows the savage delight of a ranch bath?
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The chocolate layer cake in a display of a gustatory delight.
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No delight was more exquisite than what?
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He took a fiendish delight in playing mean tricks.
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The sensuous curves of the new museum's exterior are a delight to the eye.
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We tried a new dish that was a gastronomical delight.
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He took a sensual delight in eating.
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pleasing; enjoyable; pleasant; pleasurable
horrid; miserable
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