delectation
Noun
Meaning
Great pleasure; delight.
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his delight to see her was obvious to all
His earliest literary efforts were in the direction of fiction - 'thrilling romances,' composed for the delectation of his school-fellows.
Each of these beings has favorite foods and totems, but all are partial to Barbancourt, which is poured three times on the ground for the loa's delectation.
Their services were retained not so much for the delectation of Leo and his guests at private social functions as for the enhancement of religious services on which the pope placed great store.
Chef Sam Hazen invited me to come with a friend to enjoy the “tasting menu,” where tiny portions of exquisite dishes were sent out from the kitchen for our delectation.
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