IPA: /ˈrɛlɪʃ/
KK: /ˈrɛlɪʃ/
To enjoy something greatly or to take pleasure in it.
She relishes the opportunity to travel and explore new places.
Past: relishes
Past Participle: relishes
A type of sauce or condiment made from chopped vegetables or fruits, often used to add flavor to food.
She added a spoonful of relish to her hot dog for extra flavor.
To enjoy something very much or to take great pleasure in it.
She relished the opportunity to travel to new places.
Past: relishes
Past Participle: relishes
Relish comes from Old French *relescher* (meaning to lick again) and is derived from Latin *relicere* (meaning to leave behind). The word originally referred to the act of savoring or enjoying something, particularly in the context of food.
Think of savoring something delicious, as 'relish' means to enjoy or take pleasure in the taste.