Revels

[ rev-uhlz ]

noun

1. Hiram Rhoades [rohdz], 1822–1901, U.S. clergyman, educator, and politician: first Black senator 1870–71.

Example Sentences

Trump, who revels in sadistic fantasies and disparaging his enemies with crude nicknames and descriptions and making threats against them may decide he's been vindicated and can find some comfortable way, the psychological term would be an “ego syntonic” way, to integrate this into his self-image.

From Salon

Trump revels in divisiveness and cruelty.

From Los Angeles Times

Much of the public believes that Trump has no morals, revels in the dehumanization of minority groups and tramples on the rule of law — but many voters also have concluded that he, more than Harris, is able to promote people’s economic security, which is one reason why he has remained so competitive.

From Salon

For now, their new MPs are still finding their feet and their voice - as their leader Sir Ed Davey revels in his new-found prominence: a guaranteed spot at Prime Minister’s Questions every week and miles more media attention.

From BBC

This time, monsters and mayhem play second banana to the people experiencing them, and “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” revels in showing us what that looks like.

From Salon