1. revelling - Noun
2. revelling - Verb
Derived from revel
of Revel
Source: Webster's dictionaryAbout 70 percent of the crowd were regulars, 20 percent were revelling tourists, and a final 10 percent were just there to watch the live sex show that was promised. Source: Internet
Kay, who has been at the school for 21 years, admitted her favourite part is “revelling in the creativity of the students.” Source: Internet
That is why, of the two tales, A Quiet Place is not just more enjoyable but, alien invaders notwithstanding, more coherently plausible, revelling in the logic of well-grounded terror. Source: Internet
I loved every minute of it, revelling in the glamour and the fiction of belonging. Source: Internet
I'm revelling in it, but we are threatened with early snow this year (I went to check, and there's none yet on the hills we can see from here). Source: Internet
They used their skills knowing they were committing a crime, knowing the consequences would be dire (to their victims) and revelling in their accomplishments. Source: Internet