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Yes, it is a form of the verb "to revel" (to enjoy oneself, typically in celebration). It is the present participle and can be a verb form or a noun (gerund).

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Use reveling in a sentence?

To revel is to take a lot of pleasure in something or to party in an enthusiastic way. A sentence using reveling is: She was reveling in the fact that her enemy was failing.


What is the root word for reveling?

The root is "revel".


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What is the closest synonym for the word reveling?

Assuming you trully meant "reveling" not "revealing", "pleasing" or "being pleased" (depending on usage) would be at least asynonym, 'cuz closest is an opinion.


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Percy lithely skipped through the dandelions, reveling in the glorious day.


How do you use word reveling in a sentence?

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How does beauty pageants make children grow up faster?

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What rhymes with level?

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What is the name of the new rider in 'Brisngr'?

Aray i heard tell of it from Christopher Paolini himself. I hope he dose not guess who i am for reveling this but i felt i had to. !!! edit: there is no new rider in Brisngr


Why are electron microscopes capable of reveling details much samller than those seen through light microscopes?

electron microscopes are more powerful than light ones.So that is why I answerd.


What is a acrostic poem for curious?

Clever questions and endless wonder, Utter excitement for the world's unknown, Reveling in exploration and discovery, Inquisitive minds that always seek to grow, Optimistic hearts that long to learn.


Is 'is' a verb or noun?

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