Make
Make verb - To bring into being by combining, shaping, or transforming materials.
Relish
Relish verb - To take pleasure in.
How words are described
| particular | particular make | particular relish |
| obvious | obvious make | obvious relish |
| great | great make | great relish |
| huge | huge make | huge relish |
Common collocations
| life | make life | relish life |
| work | make work | relish work |
| appearance | make appearance | relish appearance |
Both words in one sentence
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Mind Screw: Don't try to make sense of whatever plot it has, just relish in it.
Source: Fanfic / Thirty Hs - He is specifically instructed to make it look like a rape/mugging gone bad, and when he is told this, it is stated that he absolutely relish the idea of sexually assaulting Susan—Susan herself notes that he seems to savor the fear he's creating as he stalks her.
Source: Psycho for Hire -
Her sweat contains pheromones which make her just about irresistible to members of both sexes and her lips secrete botanical toxins which she can and will use with relish to dispatch enemies with a kiss.
Source: Man-Eating Plant
Cite this Source
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